Ten thousand people join CPM-Congress rally in West Midnapore

The CPM held a large-scale rally in Midnapore. After watching hundreds of people joining the rally, CMP leader 
Suryakanta Mishra felt very confident. Although the CPM-Congress called for a joint procession, only a few members of the Congress were seen in the rally. CPM workers across the 21st block of West Midnapore district came in huge numbers and joined the procession. 

The CPM-Congress on Wednesday (October 14) marched in Medinipur town on multiple issues including law and order situation in the state, Hathras scandal, agricultural law.The procession was led by CPM state secretary Suryakanta Mishra, Biman Basu and many others.

Almost after ten years, ten thousand people were seen taking part in the CPM rally in West Midnapore. CPM state secretary Suryakanta Mishra is confident after seeing so many people joining the rally. 
 

At the end of the procession, Suryakanta Mishra said, “BJP is a harmful political party. If a government is formed in Delhi, the danger will increase. But there is also a need to remove the Trinamool from the state.”
 

Suryakanta Mishra claimed that the CPM has gained the trust and confidence of the people every time. He added, "In 2016, we tried to gain people's trust. But there was ambiguity and the time was very less. This is not the time of vote. However, we believe that we can gain people’s trust again.”

Suryakanta Mishra critized Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee over the law and order situation in the state. He said, “Everyone is speaking up about the Hathras rape case. All of us wants the accused to get severe punishment. But nobody is taking a look into the rape cases happening in the state. A ninth-grade student has been raped and murdered here. The Chief Minister did not say anything about this incident.”

Besides, Suryakanta mocked Mamata for making Chhatradhar Mahato the general secretary of the Trinamool. He said, “The leader of the Maoists is now the general secretary of the Trinamool. There are Maoists in the Trinamool party.”