Will oust corrupt BJP from Assam: Abhishek Banerjee
The Hindu
Abhishek Banerjee was addressing TMC workers for the first time in Assam at a programme in Guwahati
Trinamool Congress (TMC) national general secretary Abhishek Banerjee on May 11 asserted that he will do “everything possible” to oust the “corrupt” BJP Government from power in Assam.
Addressing TMC workers for the first time in Assam at a programme in Guwahati, the MP set a target of winning 10 Lok Sabha seats in the State out of 14 in 2024.
“Wherever the TMC has entered, it has fought till the last. We will fight to evict the BJP in two years... I won’t budge until we win in this State.
“We will do everything possible to remove the corrupt BJP even if I am killed. We won’t look back once we start the fight,” Mr. Banerjee said.
He also exuded confidence that West Bengal’s ruling party will form government in both Tripura and Meghalaya, where Assembly elections are due next year.
“Assembly elections in Assam are due in four years. But, the Lok Sabha polls will take place in two years. We will fight and win 10 seats out of 14 here,” the TMC leader said.
He said the TMC will form district and block committees in Assam within the next few months, and the party will have such panels in all the booths by the end of 2022.
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