Modi mostly stays abroad, why not make Amit Shah the PM, mocks Mamata

In a scathing attack on the Narendra Modi-led central government, West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee has posed a provocative question: "Who is the Prime Minister of the country, Narendra Modi or Amit Shah?" She insinuated that with Modi frequently abroad, Shah is effectively running the nation and suggested he should be formally made the Prime Minister.

This highly charged statement, delivered amidst a broader critique of the NDA government's policies, underscores the escalating political tensions between the Trinamool Congress and the ruling BJP, with Banerjee alleging a systemic suppression of opposition-ruled states.

Mamata Banerjee launched a major accusation, stating that all opposition-ruled states in the country are being "bulldozed." This powerful claim suggests a deliberate strategy by the central government to undermine non-BJP state administrations, potentially through various means, including financial pressure or political interference.

She then went on to raise several critical questions regarding parliamentary procedures and national security. Banerjee questioned why a special session of Parliament has not been convened, implying a lack of transparency or urgency in addressing pressing national issues.

Further, the Chief Minister controversially recalled that the attack on Parliament itself occurred during the NDA government's tenure. This statement appears to draw a parallel, aiming to highlight perceived security lapses or a pattern of instability under the current central leadership.

The Trinamool Congress, she stated, had posed five specific questions regarding the Pahalgam issue, but has yet to receive any answers. This lack of response, according to Banerjee, points to a broader pattern of the central government avoiding accountability and stonewalling legitimate queries from the opposition.

Continuing her sharp criticism, Mamata Banerjee declared that "Modi has finished the country", a strong assertion of alleged misgovernance and negative impact on the nation. She further slammed the Prime Minister for his priorities, stating that he has time to travel abroad but no time to visit Manipur, which has been grappling with ethnic violence.