Election 2019

Yogi Adityanath calls Mamata Banerjee “Bagdidi” inspired form Baghdadi

New Delhi | Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath today responding to cancellation of his public meeting in West Bengal called Mamata Banerjee as ‘Bagdidi’ inspired by ISIS chief Baghdadi.

Reacting on the violence which triggered during Amit Shah’s rally in West Bengal’s Kolkata, Adityanath on Twitter asked,” Terrified by the BJP, what does Mamata Banerjee want to make West Bengal by cancelling the rallies, breaking the stages and beating the labourers?” Adityanath further warned Mamata that Bengal is an integral part of India. He said Your dream of becoming ‘Bagdidi’ influenced by ‘Baghdidi’ will be crushed by the sons of Bharat Mata.”

He earlier accused TMC of breaking the bust of social reformer Ishwar Chandra Vidyasagar and said his West Bengal counterpart Mamata Banerjee is trying to divert attention by spreading canards against BJP.

“We condemn the incident that happened yesterday. Ishwar Chandra Vidyasagar was one of greatest sons of India and a social reformer. It was the TMC which broke his bust and it now blaming BJP to divert the attention,” Adityanath said at a press conference here.

The TMC and Mamata Banerjee government are trying to divert attention from her wrong doings by using this incident, he said.

Asked whether President’s Rule should be implemented in Bengal, Adityanath said the situation in the state is moving in the direction where there has to be central intervention.

He also urged the EC to take stern action against violence in the ongoing poll and said it should not remain a mute spectator.

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