Mamata Banerjee Alleges "Attack" In Nandigram Again, Says Has Proof

Mamata Banerjee was heckled on Tuesday allegedly by opposition party supporters when she visited a Trinamool Congress worker, undergoing treatment after being beaten up, news agency PTI reported.

West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee on Wednesday said that her car was attacked once again in Nandigram a day ago, adding that she had photographs and videos as proof and would take up the issue after the elections. Ms Banerjee said that she refrained from any action as elections are on and the model code of conduct is in place. "How dare they attack my car! I kept mum only because the elections are on. Or else I would have seen how big they have grown," Ms Banerjee said at a rally in Goghat, around 90 km from Kolkata. "I have videos of the goons attacking my car. Let the elections be over in Bengal, then I will take action," the Chief Minister said, adding a Bengali proverb "Ami dekhbo koto dhane koto chaal hoi (They will learn what's what)."