Game plan of the BJP is to impose President’s rule in Bengal says Mamata on Malda incident
The Hindu
Mamata Banerjee accuses BJP of attempting to impose President's rule in Bengal following Malda incident and urges non-violence.
West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee on Thursday (April 2, 2026) urged people not to resort to violence and said that the game plan of Bharatiya Janata Party is to impose President’s rule in the State.
‘Nobody informed me about the incident in Malda yesterday. I got to know from a journalist. The Chief Secretary has not called me till today,” Ms. Banerjee said addressing a public meeting on Thursday.
Seven judicial officers were gheraoed by locals at a BDO office at Mothabari in the State’s Malda District on Wednesday (April 1).
The officials were rescued late on Wednesday night by a huge contingent of police and security forces.
“The ECI has deleted 1.20 crore names. The game plan of BJP is to impose President’s rule in the State. Do not fall into the trap, do not obstruct judges,” the Trinamool Congress chairperson said.
She repeatedly urged the people that if they do not want the State to go to the BJP then they should not resort to any violence.
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