NANDIGRAM: Suvendu Adhikari launched his Nandigram advertising marketing campaign on Wednesday, repeatedly specializing in “Hindu dharma” and “manab dharma”.
Blaming chief minister Mamata Banerjee – his opponent in Nandigram – for “politicising religion”, Suvendu said as a “public representative”, his religion will be “humanity”. Significantly, the BJP chief was speaking to a few hundred event employees whereas opening his Central Election Office in Nandigram 1 block, the epicentre of the Nandigram anti-land acquisition movement, which has a substantial minority inhabitants.
Suvendu promised that if BJP was voted to office in Bengal, the estimated 3 crore people who misplaced their money throughout the Saradha Ponzi case would get their principal investments once more, with “Enforcement Directorate confiscating property of those responsible”.
Speaking from a makeshift stage exterior Nandigram Town Club, Suvendu extra said the Centre would lengthen self-help group (SHG) benefits to women and assure money reached for the coaching of girl youngsters. He said this whereas urging women to steer the fight in opposition to Trinamool Congress in Nandigram.
Suvendu, who reached Nandigram bus stand spherical 11.30am collectively along with his security ingredient and was trailed by a media entourage, walked half-a-kilometre with supporters to inaugurate his event office. He immediately launched proper right into a no-holds-barred assault on CM Banerjee, dubbing her the proprietor of “Trinamool Congress Private Limited” and disputed her statements made in Nandigram the day sooner than, collectively along with her ‘Chandipath’ recital.
“They want to play divisive politics to cross the poll hurdle,” Suvendu alleged, claiming Nandigram was in no way the CM’s priority. “Nandigram prochar pele jeh Suvendu prochar pabeh (Nandigram’s publicity would have been Suvendu’s publicity),” he alleged. Suvendu moreover said he had requested “Yogi-ji” (Uttar Pradesh CM Yogi Adityanath) to advertising marketing campaign for him in Nandigram as quickly as. “For the rest, apnader ghorer chhele (you own son) is there,” he said, in an apparent reference to Banerjee’s “ghorer meye” assertion.
Trying to interpret the CM’s assertion that Singur had preceded Nandigram, Suvendu alleged: “She says if not for Singur, Nandigram would not have happened. She had to flee Singur. Police had left her on the second Hooghly bridge. She is jealous of Nandigram.”
Urging people to not be terrified of “motorcycle gangs”, he said: “I will be here from 5am on polling day. I know which booths to go to and whom to keep an eye on. Suvendu lives in every home here.”
