‘Fought like tigers, will bounce back’: Mamata Banerjee after loss in Bengal elections

E-PaperSubscribeSubscribeEnjoy unlimited accessSubscribe Now! Get features like TMC chief and the outgoing West Bengal chief minister Mamata Banerjee said that her party will bouce back strongly after loss in the assembly elections. She also blamed BJP of intervening in the polls and using the central forces to ‘capture’ the elections 'forecefully' Mamata Banerjee slammed BJP for 'forcefully capturing' Bengal elections, said TMC will bounce back. (ANI)“We fought like tigers and will bounce back, but this government’s direct interference is deeply concerning,” said Mamata Banerjee after the assembly poll loss. Mamata added that her party's fight was not just with the BJP but also with the Election Commission of India. She added TMC will be taking action against EC but it will not be something she is going to reveal just now. “We are taking action, we will fight back. But the strategy is confidential. we are not going to disclose Taking action against EC, yet to decide what action,” said Mamata. The TMC president said she has learned that some party workers are joining the BJP out of fear, adding she does not mind if it ensures their safety. “I don’t mind if, for their safety, my party’s workers join the BJP,” she said, alleging threats and intimidation. Follow the latest breaking news and developments from India and around the world with Hindustan Times' newsdesk. From politics and policies to the economy and the environment, from local issues to national events and global affairs, we've got you covered.Read More