Soon after the Indian Mujahideen-triggered explosions rocked Bodh Gaya, Bengal Chief Minister Mamata on Sunday fired a salvo at the Centre for causing the regions to slip into turmoil for political reasons.
In what is being viewed as a statement for consumption of Bihar Chief Minister Nitish Kumar, Banerjee wrote on the Facebook that a “gameplan” had been hatched to disorient the regional parties ahead of the lok Sabha elections.
“Is it a gameplan to disturb the States, regional parties and also to plan to murder some political leaders so that nobody can raise the voice of people in future,” she wrote wondering whether the Congress was playing a blame game after the blasts “to finish regional political parties who are not dependent on the UPAIJ”
lambasting the Centre for deficient security system, she said, “What the Central Government is doingIJ What about Central agencies who usually interfere in the State business but do not take care of safety and security of our people and countryIJ”
Raising the regular incidents of violence in Chhattisgarh and then in Bihar, Banerjee said she was shocked to know about the “sad incidents of bomb blasts at Bodh Gaya today. I do not know why recently series of such incidents are taking place in regular cycle — first in Chhattisgarh, then at Jharkhand where innocent lives SP and officials were lost.”
If such things continued to happen in such regular intervals then one did not know which State was the next target “Andhra Pradesh or West BengalIJ”