Referring to West Bengal Chief Minister as Mamata 'Begum', BJP MP and its youth wing president Tejasvi Surya on Saturday said that the Trinamool Congress founder should not be allowed to step foot in the land of sage Parshuram and Shivaji Maharaj. "We need a full majority government in Goa, 2022 will herald a new age of politics in Goa, a full majority government. We need to
Referring to West Bengal Chief Minister as Mamata Begum , BJP MP and its youth wing president Tejasvi Surya on Saturday said that the Trinamool Congress founder should not be allowed to step foot in the land of sage Parshuram and Shivaji .
UPDATED: May 10, 2021 09:40 IST
Hattrick CM Mamata during the election campaign, at a rally in Jalpaiguri
IT was dusk on May 2 by the time news came that Mamata Banerjee had created history yet again. With a hat-trick of victories, and having secured more than 200 seats for the second time, her party, the All-India Trinamool Congress (TMC), had surpassed all expectations. The enduring image of this election will be of the wheelchair-bound Mamata, a wounded tigress who fought alone against the entire might of the BJP, including the prime minister. Anti-incumbency, allegations of corruption and minority appeasement, sexist tauntsMamata braved them all, and in the end her party was the only one left standing, winning 213 of the 292 seats (elections to two seats have been deferred). By bringing the relentless BJP juggernaut to a halt, her status in Bengal has been upgraded from Didi to that of a Durga. Mamata has exposed the claims of the Modi-Shah duo’s reputed invincibility as a me
Hanumantha Rao slams Telangana BJP chief for calling Mamata ‘begum’
By ANI| Posted by Sameer | Updated: 7th May 2021 10:01 am IST Senior Congress leader V Hanumantha Rao (Photo/ANI)
Hyderabad: Senior Congress leader V Hanumantha Rao on Thursday slammed Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) state president Bandi Sanjay for calling West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee ‘Mamata Begum’ and ‘Mamata Khan’.
Speaking to ANI, Rao also hit out at the Central government, stating that on one hand the government was empowering women through ‘Beti Bachao, Beti Padhao’, and on the other hand, a senior leader of the party made such comments about a woman.