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Parties will come, they will go, but our national flag is here: Dinesh Trivedi | EXCLUSIVE
New Delhi,UPDATED: Apr 7, 2021 21:43 IST
West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee on Wednesday alleged that "BJP's CRPF" was harassing and killing people besides obstructing voters from entering polling stations in the state at the behest of Union Home Minister Amit Shah. Addressing a rally here in Cooch Behar district, she accused a section of the central force of molesting women and beating people during the ongoing assembly elections.
Dinesh Trivedi, the former TMC MP who resigned from Rajya Sabha in February, joined BJP on Saturday (March 6), in an exclusive interview to India Today TV, condemned TMC chief’s statement and said, “Parties will come, they will go, but our national flag is here.” For more on Bengal assembly elections, watch the full interview of Dinesh Trivedi.
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