Kolkata: BJP on Monday described West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee's act of sharing dais with Sonia Gandhi and Sitaram Yechury as a desperation to save her political space.
"Mamata Banerjee sharing stage with CPI(M) leader Sitaram Yechury, who was Trinamool's number one enemy and the Congress leadership, is nothing but a desperation on part of Banerjee to save her fast depleting political space in Bengal," BJP national secretary Siddarth Nath Singh told PTI.
Singh said, no vested political alliance can stop the BJP from making Bengal free from the Trinamool Congress's "misrule" by 2016.
"As the idea of making India Congress-free by our Prime Minister Narendra Modi has been fulfilled, the idea of making Bengal Trinamool-free will also be fulfilled.
"All these political parties coming together under the garb of 125th birth anniversary of Jawaharlal Nehru, is nothing but a desperate attempt to save their own political space and identity," Singh said.
"In a larger canvas, she is witnessing the state secretariat having a CM from BJP after 2016," he said.
