Congress can’t be trusted in fight against BJP: Mamata
The Hindu
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West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee on Friday by targeting the Congress. She said that party could not be trusted to fight the BJP. The Trinamool Congress (TMC) chairperson assured the voters of the western coastal State that her party would never compromise with the BJP.
“Somebody can tell us why are you contesting. Let the Congress contest. They contested for 70 years, what have they done... Last time Congress MLAs went to the BJP to help them form government .You [Congress] cannot control your MLAs. You cannot take a decision in proper time. You allowed the BJP to form government. Who can say it won’t be repeated. How do we trust them?” she told TMC workers.
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