"Only Trinamool can halt BJP, nationwide": Mamata at election rally

• Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee fiercely attacks BJP, CPI(M), and Congress during an election rally in Malda
• Banerjee accuses Congress of hindering unity against BJP in Bengal and alleges collusion between BJP and CPI(M)
• She emphasizes her party's commitment to opposing NRC and CAA, combating job losses, and preventing division between Hindus and Muslims

During an impassioned address at an election rally in Malda, Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee launched a blistering tirade against the BJP, CPI(M), and Congress, accusing them of various transgressions and asserting her party's commitment to protecting the interests of the people of Bengal. With fervor in her voice, Banerjee declared, "I had created India alliance and on hearing the name of this India alliance PM Modi starts trembling but Congress did not want a united fight in Bengal." She further alleged, "Congress wanted me to bow down to CPI(M), I had promised to give two seats to Congress but they went with CPI(M). I formed the India alliance, that's why the PM trembles."

Asserting her stance against the NRC and CAA, Banerjee affirmed, "We will not allow NRC, CAA in Bengal," while also taking aim at the BJP's alleged collusion with CPI(M), stating, "BJP is getting jobs through CPM's lawyers." She didn't spare Congress either, accusing them of facilitating BJP's agenda by brokering alliances, asserting, "Congress is brokering BJP." Urging her supporters to stand firm, Banerjee rallied, "Don't feel ashamed, children are getting jobs," and called for their support to form a government that aligns with their interests, asserting, "If you think that we should form a government in the country then support us."

Banerjee emphasized her party's role in creating the India Alliance and its significance in countering BJP's influence, stating, "India alliance, we created it, we will also give direction." She expressed confidence in her party's ability to prevent BJP's ascendancy, declaring, "Trinamool is the only one who can stop BJP, we will stop them in the country too." Amidst her fervent rhetoric, Banerjee underscored her commitment to justice and equality, stating, "We do not want division between Hindus and Muslims."