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Didi stands by 'tukde-tukde gang', supports those who want two PMs, says Modi

Didi stands by 'tukde-tukde gang', supports those who want two PMs, says Modi

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Prime Minister Narendra Modi launched a blistering attack on West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee accusing her of supporting those who want two Prime Ministers in the country.

“Didi stands by the tukde-tukde gang. Didi is supporting those who want two prime ministers in the country. They want one prime minister for the country and one for Jammu & Kashmir. Are you going to support such a demand? The bua-bhatija duo is destroying the state,” Modi said at the Coochbehar rally.

He claimed that Banerjee has lost her sleep with people chanting prime minister’s name. “The more you chant Modi, Modi, didi is not getting sleep, she is the speed breaker towards development in the state. She is hyperventilating on the Election Commission as police officers have been transferred. She is scared,” he said.

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He used the Saradha - Rose Valley - Narada rhetoric and alleged that Goddess Saradha is worshipped everywhere. But, in Bengal her name is embroiled in chit fund scams, he said. “I promise to bring those who have suffered from the Narada, Saradha and Rose Valley scams to justice,” he added.

The rally, held at Rash Mela Grounds near the Coochbehar Palace -- the same venue where West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee will address a public meeting tomorrow.

TMC had erected a stage on the grounds even before the BJP’s meeting was to be held.

Interestingly, the stage erected by TMC remained on one side of the ground as Prime Minister Narendra Modi addressed the public meeting from the other side.

Reacting to the stage present on the other side of the ground, Modi said, “Didi is acting like kids. You can’t win elections by acting like kids. The stage you see in front of you is a memorial. It signifies the end of TMC rule in Bengal.”

The district administration had granted permission to BJP to hold a meeting on April 7 and TMC to hold a meeting on April 8.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi held his last rally in Coochbehar district going for the polls in the first phase of elections. This is his second visit to West Bengal within a week after he addressed twin rallies in Siliguri and Kolkata’s Brigade Parade Grounds.