Trinamool On Mamata Banerjee Exit Calls for Over Rape-Homicide

Mamata Banerjee has alleged a Left-BJP nexus to create unrest in West Bengal

Kolkata:

Underneath hearth over the rape and homicide of a physician in Kolkata’s RG Kar Medical School and Hospital, the Trinamool Congress as we speak questioned calls for for Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee’s resignation. The ruling occasion in West Bengal stated no calls for for the Chief Minister’s exit are made when such incidents happen in different states and claimed that requires Ms Banerjee’s resignation are an expression of patriarchy.

“There have been so many incidents in so many locations. Why the demand for the resignation of the one lady Chief Minister of the nation, who received three successive elections? No calls for for the resignation of any male Chief Minister for incidents in others locations. That’s how patriarchy is,” Bengal minister Chandrima Bhattacharya instructed the media this morning.

The Trinamool additionally hit out at Nabanna Abhijan, a protest march introduced by college students’ organisation to demand justice for the 31-year-old physician killed within the chilling August 9 incident. The march to the state secretariat, due tomorrow, is an try and create chaos within the title of scholars’ protest, Ms Bhattacharya stated.

“There’s a BJP-ABVP plot to create disturbance. There’s a plot to open hearth by criminals in police uniform. Tomorrow there are exams. Can college students do that? They’re doing vulture politics,” she stated.

“No permission has been sought from police for such a protest. Protests can happen however they must take permission and so they should be held peacefully at designated locations,” she stated.

The remarks come at a time when Kolkata and neighbouring areas are witnessing huge protests over the RG Kar incident, with totally different sections of the society hitting the streets every day. Within the aftermath of the incident, the Opposition has demanded the resignation of Chief Minister Banerjee, who additionally holds the portfolios of Dwelling and Well being. Ms Banerjee has hit again on the Opposition, accusing the BJP and Left of plotting unrest within the state, and led a rally demanding justice for the rape-murder sufferer. 

Stressing that everybody in Trinamool desires punishment for the responsible within the physician’s rape and homicide case, Ms Bhattacharya questioned why the CBI is but to make a serious breakthrough within the case after taking up the investigation. “The CBI has not been in a position to throw any gentle on the case thus far. Kolkata Police arrested the accused however the CBI has not filed a chargesheet but. All rallies demanding justice ought to culminate on the CGO complicated (the place CBI workplace in Kolkata is positioned) as a result of the state authorities will not be accountable for the probe anymore.”

Trinamool Releases “Want Our bodies” Movies

On the press meet this morning, Trinamool Congress launched two movies. NDTV has not verified their authenticity. Within the movies, a number of males are heard saying, “we want our bodies”. Trinamool chief Jayprakash Majumdar alleged that the BJP plans to create unrest through the rally to Nabanna tomorrow. “The BJP management has been instructed that until a Nandigram-type incident occurs and there are useless our bodies, the tide won’t flip in BJP’s favour,” he stated. The Trinamool chief was referring to the 2007 Nandigram violence beneath the earlier Left authorities in Bengal which claimed 14 lives. Mr Majumdar alleged that there was a conspiracy to fireside at protesters on the rally tomorrow.

Earlier, Chief of the Opposition in Bengal Meeting. BJP’s Suvendu Adhikari, stated police was spreading rumours to disrupt the protest.

“Mamata Police is deploying a sinister ‘toolkit’ to redirect protesters away from marching in direction of Nabanna, the place they search justice for the RG Kar PGT lady physician. The West Bengal Authorities is clearly shaken by the viral name for the ‘Nabanna Abhijan’ on August 27,” he stated in a put up on X.