Mamata throws open challenge to Modi

[Ragnar]

With what's occurring in West Bengal right now, is West Bengal likely to see a civil war with India in the near future? Or is that just a crazy thought?

You are right.. Regarding the latter part of your post. But don't worry.. Its not your fault.

 

[dray]

With what's occurring in West Bengal right now, is West Bengal likely to see a civil war with India in the near future? Or is that just a crazy thought?

Yes, it is just a crazy thought.

 

[Echo_419]

She is a very minuscule challenge to Modi or Amit Shah's political smartness. CPI M was a regimented party with strong hierarchical power structure. Her party does not have such any and it is fragile against slightest opposing political movements. So, I believe in the coming elections in 2015 we will see some interesting results.

Let's hope that in next assembly elections BJP wind with a huge majority & does not become like TMC or Commies.How do you view BJP's state unit any good?

Have modi arrested her?

What do you mean by arrest ? Se has spoken bad things against the dear leader she will be hanged

 

[mehboobkz]

https://twitter.com/x/status/544056670003798018

 

[SarthakGanguly]

Whoa! She declares war on the State!

 

[Yahoooooo!]

Trinamool protests against arrest of Madan Mitra; participants clueless about what they are protesting on

Pratima Bor (53) from Sonarpur said she was there because she had been asked to be a part of the rally by a local leader. “It is more of a ride to Kolkata to enjoy a pleasant winter evening. I don’t know what the protest is all about,” she said.

Jira Chowdhury said she had heard the name of Madan Mitra but had no idea who he was. “I am from Ghatakpukur at Bhangore in North-24 Parganas. I think Madan Mitra will give a speech here and also walk with us,” she said.

Umarani Panda, her neighbour, said she had come because she wanted visit Kolkata with Jira. As the rally progressed, Pushpa Das, a housewife above 50 years old chose to stay back. When asked, she said: “I have a severe pain in my legs, as I had tripped and fallen. I would not have come here if I had not been asked to.”

Among the crowd was one Tapasi Mondal, who described her participation as a paid holiday. “I work at a bheri in Sonarpur. My employer had arranged for all bheri workers to come to the rally and said that we would get our daily wage. So, it was fun,” she said.