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Those Living In Bengal Will Have To Learn To Speak In Bengali: Mamata

Darpan News Desk IANS, 14 Jun, 2019 08:23 PM

    West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee on Friday insisted that those living in West Bengal will have to learn to speak in Bengali.


    The TMC supremo also reiterated that outsiders instigated the doctors’ agitation in the state and accused the BJP of targeting the Bengalis and the minorities.


    “Outsiders are instigating the doctors. I had rightly said they were involved in yesterday’s protest. I had seen some outsiders raising slogans (at SSKM hospital),” she said, while addressing a rally here.


    Alleging that EVMs in the recently held Lok Sabha elections were “programmed”, Banerjee also said ballot papers should be brought back for conducting polls.


    “Just because they (BJP) won a few seats by programming the EVMs, it doesn’t mean that they can beat up Bengalis and minorities. We will not tolerate this,” the chief minister said.


    “The police will take action against the hooligans. If someone is living in Bengal, he or she has to learn Bengali,” she added.

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