Day not far when India will probably be named after Modi, says Mamata, slams PM over his girls’s security comment

West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee on Monday hit out at Prime Minister Narendra Modi for “spreading lies and canards” in opposition to the TMC authorities, and stated voters, this time, would witness ‘Didi versus BJP’ battle in all 294 constituencies of the poll-bound state.
Further, taking a dig on the PM over the inclusion of his picture in Covid-19 vaccination certificates, Mamata stated “the day is not far when the country will be named after Narendra Modi”.
Addressing a rally on the conclusion of a roadshow from College Street to the Dorina Crossing space in Kolkata, she additionally stated that Amit Shah and Narendra Modi are “two syndicate ministers who come to Bengal and lie.”
Rebutting PM Modi’s declare at Kolkata’s Brigade Parade floor that ladies really feel unsafe within the state, Mamata requested, “They say that women of Bengal are unsafe but if Bengal was unsafe, how can women roam around at 12 am or even 4 am and work?”

“Amit Shah and Narendra Modi are two syndicate ministers who come to Bengal and lie. I respect the chair of a Prime Minister but it is surprising to see a Prime Minister lie,” she added.
Citing media experiences, Mamata additional focused the BJP authorities in Gujarat, saying Modi and Shah’s ‘model state’ has witnessed 4 rapes and two killings day by day within the final two years.
Asserting that she is going to return to energy for the third consecutive time in Bengal, the TMC chief stated, “The fight is between me and the BJP in all 294 seats.”
“They (BJP leaders) will come to Bengal solely throughout elections and unfold canards and lies. He is lecturing us on girls’s security. What is the state of affairs of girls in BJP-ruled states? What is the state of affairs in Modi’s favorite Gujarat?
“The prime minister has named a stadium after him. He has put his photographs on COVID-19 vaccination certificates. A day will come when the country will be named after him,” Banerjee acknowledged on the event of International Women’s Day.

West Bengal goes to polls in eight phases beginning March 27. The outcomes of the Assembly elections will probably be declared on May 2.