West Bengal Assembly polls | Mamata has to be defeated to bring about much-desired change in Bengal, says Amit Shah
The Hindu
Referring to a recent rape incident in Nandigram, Mr. Shah wondered why women are not safe in the state, despite “tall claims” made by Ms. Banerjee.
Exuding confidence that will win the by a record margin, Union Home Minister Amit Shah on Tuesday said defeating TMC chief Mamata Banerjee, a co-contestant from the seat, was “absolutely necessary to bring about the much-desired change in Bengal. Mr. Shah, while talking to reporters at a party office in Nandigram, said the saffron camp’s victory margin “should be so big that no politician will dare to fool the masses with false promises ever again”. Also read:
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