‘Thoda aap bhi wait kar lijiye’: Mahua Moitra after govt says Mamata made PM anticipate 30 minutes

A day after the federal government claimed Prime Minister Narendra Modi was made to attend for half-hour by West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee at a evaluation assembly on Cyclone Yaas, Trinamool Congress MP Mahua Moitra Saturday questioned the “fuss” and mentioned Indians have been ready for months for vaccines.
“So much fuss over an alleged 30 min wait? Indians waiting 7 years for ₹15 lakhs; waiting hours at ATM queues; waiting months for vaccines due. Thoda aap bhi wait kar lijiye kabhi kabhi…(you can also wait for a while at times)” Moitra mentioned in a tweet.

So a lot fuss over an alleged 30 min wait?
Indians ready 7 years for ₹15 lakhsWaiting hours at ATM queuesWaiting months for vaccines due
Thoda aap bhi wait kar lijiye kabhi kabhi…
— Mahua Moitra (@MahuaMoitra) May 28, 2021
In simply three weeks because the Trinamool Congress returned to energy, the face-off between the West Bengal authorities and the BJP-led Central authorities has sharply intensified with Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee Friday skipping a evaluation assembly on cyclone Yaas known as by PM Modi.
Though Mamata didn’t attend the evaluation assembly, she together with Chief Secretary Alapan Bandyopadhyay met Modi forward of it and submitted two stories demanding Rs 10,000 crore every for the event of Digha and Sunderban.
While high BJP leaders criticised Banerjee for not attending the PM’s assembly and Union Home Minister Amit Shah described her conduct as “an unfortunate low”, Trinamool leaders blamed the Centre for indulging in political impropriety. Describing her behaviour as “painful”, Union Defence Minister Rajnath Singh mentioned, “This is an unfortunate example of placing political differences above the constitutional duty of public service, which is the core of the Indian federal system…”
Governor Dhankhar, BJP president J P Nadda and Union Minister Dharmendra Pradhan additionally took to social media to criticise Mamata.
The PM introduced Rs 1,000 crore monetary help for Cyclone Yaas-hit states Odisha, West Bengal and Jharkhand. He additionally undertook an aerial survey of the components of Odisha and West Bengal which have been impacted.
Prior to assembly with the PM, Mamata had carried out an aerial survey of North 24 Parganas and South 24 Parganas districts.