West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee has launched a fierce attack on Prime Minister Narendra Modi, accusing him of politicizing Operation Sindoor and using it as an election campaign strategy. Speaking at a press conference, Banerjee dared Modi to hold elections immediately, asserting that Bengal is ready to face the challenge.
Banerjee’s Criticism of Operation Sindoor
Banerjee alleged that the Centre named Operation Sindoor to gain political mileage ahead of elections. She accused Modi of equating Bengal with terrorism, questioning why the terrorists behind the Pahalgam attack had not yet been arrested.
TMC vs. BJP: War of Words Intensifies
The Trinamool Congress (TMC) chief also slammed the BJP’s plans to distribute vermilion among women, calling it an insult to their dignity. She remarked, “Sindoor is a symbol of respect, not a political tool. Why don’t you give sindoor to your own wife first?”.
Political Implications Ahead of Elections
With West Bengal’s assembly elections approaching, Banerjee’s remarks signal a heated political battle between the TMC and BJP. Her challenge to Modi and BJP leaders reflects the state’s growing political tensions, with both parties gearing up for a high-stakes electoral showdown.
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