BJP’s IT Cell head Amit Malviya on Friday described West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee’s decision to shift to Nandigram Assembly constituency as a sign of “nervousness”.
Soon after Mamata announced her candidature from Nandigram from where BJP is likely to put ex-TMC heavyweight Suvendu Adhikari, BJP leader claimed that Mamata left her traditional constituency as she is feeling the weight of “ani-incumbency” .
“If the incumbent Chief Minister is unsure of winning her traditional seat, it is because she has sensed strong anti-incumbency on ground. This is just the beginning. Pishi will soon see Maa, Maati and Manush all slipping out of her hands. Bengal will finally see ashol poriborton”, tweeted Malvia who is also deputy-in-charge of Bengal.
“Nervous Mamata Banerjee not only deserts her traditional seat of Bhowanipore but also keeps the option of contesting Tollygunge open. In the press she slips in, “I may contest too” while announcing Arup Biswas’s name for the seat! “, he said.