Mamata Banerjee calls for PM Modi's resignation

"Narendra Modi should resign first. Mr. Gyanesh Kumar, tell your Prime Minister to resign. What logical discrepancy? The Prime Minister won with these very votes in 2024. Logical discrepancy issues were not raised in Bihar or Assam, but only in Bengal," said Mamata Banerjee.

'They don't understand the language of love': Mamata Banerjee

Mamata Banerjee launched barbs at the BJP from the stage of her sit-in protest. She said, "Unity is strength. Ramakrishna Paramhansa preached about multiple faiths and beliefs. I respect everyone who resides in Bengal. BJP is spreading a narrative that I have brought Muslims in Bengal. Was I born when the country was divided? They don't understand the language of love. They have altered history. There's no mention of Gandhiji, Netaji, or Swamiji in the history books. We launched the Mahatma-shree scheme after the Union government shut down MGNREGA."

Mamata Banerjee brings 'deleted' voter on stage

TMC chairperson Mamata Banerjee's sit-in protest is continuing in Kolkata. The TMC has brought various people from across the state to the stage, whose names have been deleted or have been declared dead by the Election Commission, post-SIR. Highlighting one such case, the Chief Minister said, "Look at this boy. His name is Sourav Sarkar. He had submitted all documents, and his parents' names were present in the 2002 rolls. Still his name was deleted. He's asking now, am I dead?"

Mamata Banerjee addresses the President's allegations yet again

West Bengal CM Mamata Banerjee on Sunday spoke on the allegations raised by President Droupadi Murmu. She said from the protest, "The organisers didn't ask us to come. She was attending a meeting under the jurisdiction of the Airports Authority of India. Amit Shah held a meeting a few days ago in the same place. We give full respect to the chair. On the eve of elections, you are targeting Bengal. Why? Our mayor was present there. How can I leave the Dharna? I was informed about the event after the Dharna was announced. I am fighting for the people."

TMC Women's wing protests against rise in LPG prices

The women's wing of the Trinamool Congress protested against the rise in prices of cooking gas cylinders near party chairperson Mamata Banerjee's sit-in protest stage in Dharmatala, Kolkata. To mark International Women's Day, female workers of the party have arrived in large numbers at the Chief Minister's dharna venue.

Mamata Banerjee extends greetings on International Women's Day

West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee greeted people worldwide on International Women’s Day and paid tribute to women who have shaped Bengal’s history. She remembered figures such as Pritilata Waddedar, Matangini Hazra, Kalpana Datta, Bina Das, Suniti Choudhury, and Mother Teresa, calling Bengal the land of their courage and contribution. Read the full story here.