Mamata Can Cause More Damage To India Than Imran Khan, Says Bengal BJP Chief
Mamata Can Cause More Damage To India Than Imran Khan, Says Bengal BJP Chief
Hitting back, Trinamool Congress chief Mamata Banerjee said her father was a freedom fighter and she knew what patriotism meant. Her fight was against the politicisation of the armed forces.

Kolkata: Hitting out at Bengal chief minister Mamata Banerjee for raising doubts about the credibility of the Balakot strike, Bengal BJP president Dilip Ghosh said she was enough to cause more harm to the nation than Pakistan Prime Minister Imran Khan.

Addressing a press conference, Ghosh said, “When the entire nation is demanding retaliation after the Pulwama terror attack, opposition leaders like Mamata Banerjee, Rahul Gandhi and Arvind Kejriwal are making Pakistan’s job easier by making insensible comments over Balakot (air strikes).”

“It is unfortunate that instead of standing united, they are asking for the number of casualties during the Balakot strike. I must say these leaders, including Banerjee, are now very popular in Pakistan. I would like to remind these leaders that once Lalu Yadavji was also popular in Pakistan. Now everyone knows his current status,” Ghosh said.

"I think people like Imran Khan are not needed to harm India, Banerjee alone is enough. When a party like Trinamool Congress is operating here, what is the need of terrorist outfits like SIMI, Jamaat-ul-Mujahideen or Al Qaeda to attack?" he said.

Recalling the Nandigram and Chhoto Angaria massacres in Bengal, Ghosh said, “She (Banerjee) had then immediately claimed that hundreds of people were killed. I would like to ask her how she was so sure about the number of casualties in Nandigram and Chhoto Angaria. Who counted the bodies then? Now, she is demanding the number of causalities in Balakot. I think such stand by opposition leaders would demoralise the forces in India.”

“Based on opposition statements over the last few days, it seems they are more depressed than people in Pakistan,” he added.

Responding to Ghosh’s attack, Banerjee said, “We salute our jawans, but we will not allow anyone to politicise the issue. My father was a freedom fighter and I know what patriotism is. I am not against our armed forces. I am not against our jawans but I am against the BJP who are playing politics with their blood.”

Trinamool MP Derek O’Brien said, “BJP is shamelessly trying to replace the Ashok Stambh on the armed forces’ uniform with its party logo. India will not allow this to happen. The armed forces are India’s pride. We are always with them. We are not politicising the issue, but it’s our Prime Minister who is doing the same.”

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