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Lok-Sabha Elections in December or January

The Possibility of Conducting Lok Sabha Elections in December or January: Mamata Banerjee

“Mamata Banerjee, the Chief Minister of West Bengal, expressed concerns that the government led by the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) might be considering holding the Lok Sabha elections in either December 2023 or January 2024.”

During her statements in New Delhi, she indicated the potential scheduling of the Lok Sabha Election by the BJP-led administration in these months. Banerjee asserted that the BJP had already booked all helicopters for election campaigning, impeding other political parties from using them for canvassing. Additionally, she cautioned that a BJP return to power could lead to an “authoritarian rule” for the nation.

“I have concerns that the Lok Sabha elections might take place either in December 2023 or January. Should the BJP secure a victory for the third successive term, it could lead to an autocratic rule for the nation,” expressed Mamata Banerjee, as reported by the news agency PTI.


“The party associated with saffron hues has already transformed our nation into one marked by heightened tensions among communities. Should they regain power, our country risks becoming a land marred by animosity,”

Remarked Mamata Banerjee. Additional members of the TMC explained that Mamata Banerjee was indicating a widespread booking of helicopters across the nation. The upcoming general elections are scheduled for 2024.

“CPI(M) Responds to Mamata Banerjee’s Parliamentary Election Comment, Citing RSS Perspective”

In response to Banerjee’s statements about the general elections, Sujan Chakraborty, a member of the CPI(M) central committee, remarked that the chief minister is skilled at keeping an eye on Prime Minister Narendra Modi. He suggested that if she is saying this, it might indicate that the RSS is considering similar thoughts.


Chakraborty commented that Banerjee’s statement might also serve as an effort to misguide other political parties. He emphasized the need to observe the actual developments, adding, “We’ll have to wait and see how things unfold.”


“Mamata Banerjee Addresses Unlawful Firecracker Factory Explosions”

Mamata Banerjee attributed the illegal firecracker factory explosions in the state to individuals involved in “unlawful activities.” She claimed that these actions were carried out “with assistance from a handful of law enforcement personnel.”

Addressing the explosion at an unauthorized firecracker facility in the North 24 Parganas district of West Bengal, where nine individuals lost their lives on Sunday morning, the Chief Minister remarked, “Certain individuals are involved in unlawful pursuits, and a handful of law enforcement officers are aiding in this.”

Most police officers carry out their responsibilities with utmost sincerity, yet a few assist such individuals. It’s crucial for them to acknowledge that, akin to the anti-ragging unit, Bengal also houses an anti-corruption unit. The leader of the TMC encouraged individuals engaged in the production of fireworks to initiate the manufacture of eco-friendly firecrackers. She questioned the hesitation in creating such fireworks, emphasizing that while the profit margin might be slightly lower, the alternative is significantly safer and more environmentally friendly.

Mamata Banerjee accused Governor C V Ananda Bose of breaching constitutional norms and asserted her disapproval of his “unlawful actions.” She cautioned against challenging an elected government, expressing respect for the position but stating her inability to respect him as an individual due to his disregard for the Constitution. The chief minister pointed to Bose’s appointment of friends as vice-chancellors of universities in support of her claims. 

  The spirited leader of the TMC declared that she successfully brought an end to the three-decade-long rule of the CPI(M) in Bengal. She expressed determination to now triumph over the BJP in the upcoming Lok Sabha elections. Condemning the ‘goli maro’ slogans raised by ABVP and BJP activists at Jadavpur University, Banerjee asserted that she has directed the police to apprehend those individuals responsible for uttering “hate slogans” on the campus.

Mamata Banerjee accused Governor C V Ananda Bose of breaching constitutional norms and asserted her disapproval of his “unlawful actions.” She cautioned against challenging an elected government, expressing respect for the position but stating her inability to respect him as an individual due to his disregard for the Constitution. The chief minister pointed to Bose’s appointment of friends as vice-chancellors of universities in support of her claims. 

  The spirited leader of the TMC declared that she successfully brought an end to the three-decade-long rule of the CPI(M) in Bengal. She expressed determination to now triumph over the BJP in the upcoming Lok Sabha elections. Condemning the ‘Goli Maro’ slogans raised by ABVP and BJP activists at Jadavpur University, Banerjee asserted that she has directed the police to apprehend those individuals responsible for uttering “hate slogans” on the campus.

    “The individuals chanting such slogans must bear in mind that this is Bengal, not Uttar Pradesh. We should prevent external individuals from participating in unruly behavior on educational campuses,” she emphasized.


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