Trinamool Congress-led Bengal government may not last beyond next 5-6 months: West Bengal BJP President Sukanta Majumdar
BJP President Sukanta Majumdar said on Sunday. The party is evaluating Panchayat election results in Kolkata today where national observers Amit Malviya, Sanjay Bansal and Asha Lakra were present. «The Trinamool government may fall in 5-6 months.
How does a government function-with the help of MLAs. If the MLAs think they will not support the party and they can support someone else. If there is mass movement, the MLAs may quit their posts.
Politics is a field full of possibilities. Anything can happen in politics,» Majumdar said today, ahead of the Panchayat result review meeting. Given the present situation in Bengal, there might be a need for central intervention, BJP leadership said.
«We believe central intervention is essential, given the present situation in the state. Otherwise, more lives will be lost. It is an administrative matter.
In the right time, the right decision will be taken,» Majumdar added. Union MoS for Shipping and Matua Mahasangh leader Santanu Thakur reiterated in the same line as Majumdar, saying the Trinamool miscreants misused power to win Panchayat polls and the Trinamool government would fall in the next 5 months. «They (Trinamool) think they are permanent.
Take my words, I can guarantee that within the next 5 months, the Trinamool government will not exist,» Thakur said. «The way the ruling party has organized the Panchayat polls that police and State Election Commission was non-functional. Their harmads (miscreants) were instrumental in vote loot and torture.
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