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BJP Counters Mamata’s ‘Shake India’ Remark, Cites Bihar Win as It Trains Focus on Bengal

Senior BJP voices sharpened their message after Banerjee’s warning, predicting voters will remove TMC in the April assembly polls.

Overview

  • At a Haldia rally, Suvendu Adhikari said Bengal voters would “shake” Mamata Banerjee out of power in April and mocked her Kalighat address.
  • Adhikari accused TMC of crossing moral lines, citing an alleged eye removal at Barasat Medical College, and pledged jobs, food, housing and a Tata return to boost industry.
  • Speaking in Kangra, Anurag Thakur pointed to the NDA mandate in Bihar as momentum for the BJP’s West Bengal push and said the public is ready to oust TMC.
  • Mamata Banerjee had warned she would “shake the entire country” if the BJP “touched Bengal” and alleged she was blocked from using a helicopter for a Bongaon event.
  • TMC spokesperson Arup Chakraborty condemned Adhikari’s remarks as reflective of a “cheap mindset” and asserted that Bengal’s voters will give the BJP a reply.