After the end of West Bengal Assembly elections, political rhetoric has intensified. BJP has strongly attacked Trinamool Congress. Party’s Rajya Sabha MP Sudhanshu Trivedi said that as the elections progressed, the support and morale of Trinamool Congress decreased. He said that when the elections were completed peacefully without violence, the Trinamool Congress became restless. According to him, after the exit poll results, the balance of the party also appeared to be deteriorating and now they are raising questions on the election process itself.

Sudhanshu Trivedi also alleged that Trinamool Congress repeatedly approaches the court, but every time they do not get relief. He said that even today his petition was rejected. He also said that Trinamool does not trust the central government employees, while trust is expressed in the state employees. Referring to the raid related to IPAC, he said that Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee herself reached there during the raid, which raises the question that she does not trust her own system.

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Public trust in Mamata Banerjee is low – Sudhanshu Trivedi

BJP leader Sudhanshu Trivedi claimed that public trust in Mamata Banerjee has reduced. According to him, efforts to maintain power through fear and violence are now weakening. He also said that Trinamool Congress does not seem to have faith in the constitutional institutions, which raises political and moral questions. Let us tell you that two phases of voting were held in Bengal on 23 and 29 April. Its results will be released on Monday, May 4.

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