Hyderabad, Telangana – In a recent press conference, BJP leader N Ramchander Rao made a bold prediction about the upcoming Lok Sabha elections in West Bengal. He claimed that the Trinamool Congress (TMC) is resorting to fear tactics and importing outsiders to secure their position.
Rao criticized West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee for branding the BJP as outsiders and being against the people of Bengal. He pointed out the irony in the TMC’s recent announcement of their candidates for all 42 Lok Sabha seats in West Bengal. “She herself has brought in people from outside the state, who have no connection with the state. Today they have been given tickets,” Rao said.
He suggested that this move was driven by the TMC’s fear of losing seats and their attempt to portray a potential victory by giving some seats to celebrities not from the state. “TMC is afraid of losing seats and they are trying to portray it as if they are going to win more seats,” he added.
Rao expressed confidence that the people of West Bengal would vote in favor of the BJP. “I think this time the people of the state would give their verdict in favor of the BJP and out of the 42 seats, the majority of the seats will be won by the BJP,” he predicted.
He further accused Banerjee of trying to prevent the central investigating agency, the Human Rights Commission, and the Women Rights Commission, as well as BJP leaders from entering Bengal on multiple occasions. “This time they will be restricted from entering Parliament. The people of Bengal will teach a lesson to Mamta Banerjee and TMC,” he warned.
