Mamata Banerjee compares herself to Royal Bengal Tiger; says she cannot be intimated by BJP

While attending a meeting in Murshidabad’s Baharampur, West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee compared herself to a Royal Bengal Tiger and said that she is not a weak person who can be intimidated by the BJP.  

Mamata Banerjee also compared those who left the TMC to join the BJP to Mir Jafar, a commander of his army who betrayed him in the Battle of Plassey against the British in 1757.

Mamata Banerjee also compared those who left the TMC to join the BJP to Mir Jafar, a commander of his army who betrayed him in the Battle of Plassey against the British in 1757.

At the meeting, the TMC supremo said, “I don’t consider myself weak. I am not a person to be afraid of anything. I keep my head high as long as I live and till then I will live like a Royal Bengal Tiger.”  

At the meeting, the TMC supremo said, “I don’t consider myself weak. I am not a person to be afraid of anything. I keep my head high as long as I live and till then I will live like a Royal Bengal Tiger.”

Mamata Banerjee blamed the Centre for not providing any assistance to West Bengal during natural disasters like Amphan. She further alleged that the Centre did not do anything to support the state to deal with the COVID-19 pandemic.

Mamata Banerjee blamed the Centre for not providing any assistance to West Bengal during natural disasters like Amphan. She further alleged that the Centre did not do anything to support the state to deal with the COVID-19 pandemic.

The CM claimed that the BJP is a party of Gujarat and Delhi, which is bringing in National Register of Citizens and National Population Register.

The CM claimed that the BJP is a party of Gujarat and Delhi, which is bringing in National Register of Citizens and National Population Register.

After some heavyweight TMC leaders left the party and joined the BJP, Mamata Banerjee said, “The BJP seems to be a washing machine, those having dirty hands emerge clean after joining it.”  

After some heavyweight TMC leaders left the party and joined the BJP, Mamata Banerjee said, “The BJP seems to be a washing machine, those having dirty hands emerge clean after joining it.”

Mamata Banerjee also attacked the Congress and the Left which formed an alliance to contest the upcoming assembly polls in West Bengal.

Mamata Banerjee also attacked the Congress and the Left which formed an alliance to contest the upcoming assembly polls in West Bengal.