By not accepting country's PM, Mamata Banerjee disrespecting constitution of India: Modi in West Bengal rally

By not accepting country's PM, Mamata Banerjee disrespecting constitution of India: Modi in West Bengal rally

Narendra Modi

Responding to the strong words used by West Bengal chief minister earlier, Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Thursday hit out at Mamata Banerjee saying that he is not worried about her anger as the "love of 130 crore people is with him."

PM Modi also said that the kind of language she is using, it can be understood that she is "worried".

PM Modi made the statement while he was addressing a rally in Bankura district in West Bengal.

He further attacked Banerjee saying that she is not ready to accept Modi as country's PM, but "ready to acknowledge the PM of Pakistan".

"Didi (Mamata Banerjee) is disrespecting constitution of India. She is saying that she is not ready to accept the country's prime minister but she feels pride in accepting Pakistan's PM."

PM Modi also said that , "when cyclone came in West Bengal, I called 'didi' again and again, but because of her ego, she didn't think it was appropriate to talk to PM," adding, "central government wanted to talk with the officers here and help the state, but 'didi' refused to even hold that meeting".

"In her thirst for power, Mamata Didi first destroyed West Bengal, now she is more determined to destroy the state in fear of losing power," PM Modi said.

With election campaign in its last leg, PM Modi was addressing the rally at poll-bound Bankura district of West Bengal, after which he will go to Purulia district to hold another rally. Hewill also holdpublic meetings at Azamgarh, Jaunpur and Prayagraj in Uttar Pradesh. All these cities are going to polls on May 12.

West Bengal has a total of 42 Lok Sabha seats of which polling for 17 seats is yet to be held in the sixth and seventh phases of the Lok Sabha election on May 12 and 19.

The counting will take place on May 23.