NEW DELHI, Apr 21: West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee has made serious accusations against the BJP, claiming that she and her nephew, TMC national general secretary Abhishek Banerjee, are being targeted and feel threatened. She said, "The BJP is targeting me and Abhishek; we are not safe."
These allegations came a day after a statement by the Leader of Opposition in the assembly, Suvendu Adhikari, who hinted that there would be a "big explosion on Monday that will shake the TMC and its top brass," reported PTI.
"But we are also not afraid of the saffron partys conspiracy. We urge everyone to be on guard against a conspiracy against TMC leaders and the people of West Bengal," she said at a rally in support of party candidate and state minister Biplab Mitra for the Balurghat Lok Sabha seat in Kumarganj.
In response to Adhikaris remark, the TMC leader conveyed that there is an individual who has aligned with the BJP purportedly to safeguard his family and acquire assets. She asserted that his suggestion of instigating a "chocolate bomb explosion" was regarded with disdain by her party.
She emphasised that the party would expose the irregularities in the PM Care Fund and the unfulfilled promise of depositing Rs 15 lakh into each citizens bank account. She accused him of disseminating misinformation. —ZEENEWS
