Mamata Banerjee to Attend Niti Aayog Meeting Amidst INDIA Coalition Boycott

Mamata Banerjee to Attend Niti Aayog Meeting Amidst INDIA Coalition Boycott

Mamata Banerjee might be a piece of the INDIA coalition, yet the West Bengal boss priest has chosen to cut a specialty away from the resistance partnership with her choice to go to the Niti Aayog meeting in Delhi.

Congress-managed resistance states as well as different accomplices like Tamil Nadu Boss Priest Stalin and his Punjab partner Bhagwant Mann have chosen to blacklist the gathering after they hammered the Middle for its one-sided spending plan to oblige partners JD(U) and TDP.

Banerjee will arrive in Delhi on July 26 and hold a gathering with her party MPs. She will then go to the Aayog meeting on the 27th and put her expectations before the association government.

Political specialists say the move doesn’t mean breaks have arisen in the INDIA coalition, yet the central priest is making a point by going to the gathering to request assets for Bengal. While the Trinamool Congress says it’s with the Congress, it won’t necessarily in all cases fall in line of the Fantastic Old Party. Banerjee’s welcome to Akhilesh Yadav for the Saints’ Day rally and obvious reprimand to Congress were likewise a message that territorial satraps are solid and won’t be directed by Congress.

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As indicated by TMC, the Middle owes Bengal Rs 1,76,000 crore, and the state is battling to pay the Awas Yojana and MGNREGA levy. Party insiders accept the Aayog meeting will be the right stage for the main pastor to raise the issue.

Banerjee, prior to leaving for Delhi, said she will dissent at the Niti Aayog meeting against the political segregation dispensed to Bengal. “The mentality of their clergymen and BJP pioneers is to such an extent that they need to separate Bengal. Alongside a financial barricade, they need to force a geological bar. Various pioneers are giving various explanations to separate Jharkhand, Bihar, and Bengal. We censure this. We need to record our voice, and I will be there to do as such.”