Mamata Banerjee Amit Shah controversy intensified in West Bengal after BJP leader and actor Mithun Chakraborty launched a sharp attack on the chief minister. He reacted strongly to Banerjee’s alleged remarks against Union Home Minister Amit Shah and claimed the BJP will form the next government in the state.
Speaking to reporters in Siliguri, Mithun Chakraborty said Mamata Banerjee crossed limits by allegedly threatening Amit Shah. He challenged her to make her statement clearer and more direct. He said the public would then see the consequences. Chakraborty added that such statements expose the ruling party’s insecurity.
The BJP leader said symbolic threats achieve nothing in a democratic system. He asserted that central leaders cannot be stopped from visiting any Indian state. He also said the BJP remains confident of victory in the upcoming West Bengal assembly elections.
Chakraborty claimed public anger against the Trinamool Congress continues to grow. He said people want change and development. According to him, the BJP’s organisational strength has improved across the state.
The controversy follows rising political tension between the Trinamool Congress and the BJP. Both parties have intensified attacks as elections approach. While the Trinamool leadership has not officially responded, the issue has sparked fresh debate in Bengal’s political circles.
The coming weeks are expected to witness sharper political confrontations.
