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Monday, August 10, 2009 (00:05:33) |
| Tags : Politics, Trinamool Congress, Mamata Banerjee |
Left Front can go for early elections, says Mamata |
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| Mecheda (West Bengal): Trinamool Cognress leader and Railways Minister Mamata Banerjee on Sunday carried forward her twin strategy of initiating development work alongside launching sharp political assaults on her rival West Bengal's ruling Left Front.
Banerjee commenced work for the third railway line between Panskura and Kharagpur at Mecheda in East Midnapore district and later addressed a public meeting at nearby Gopalganj where she wondered whether the Left Front was planning to advance the assembly elections, slated to be held in 2011.
"Why are they committing so much atrocities? Do they want to go for early elections? The signs are not good," Banerjee said at the public meeting.
Alleging that the Communist Party of India-Marxist (CPI-M) cadres had fired at her party supporters at Mangalkote of Burdwan district on Saturday, Banerjee said, "The police even dared to hold our people by their ears. We will identify these policemen, who are actually CPI-M cadres. People will decide their fate."
Commencing the work for the third line, she said: "We will develop this region in such a way that people will never have to go elsewhere for work."
Ridiculing the Left Front, Banerjee said though the combine has failed to create a land bank in 32 years, she has done so with railway land in just two months.
"We have 120,000 acres of railway land on which our industrial projects will come up."
She said the 45-km long project for the third line will be complete din two years at an expense of Rs.186 crore. (IANS) |
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