How many complaints filed against Modi for doing Hindu-Muslim asks Mamata Banerjee

New Delhi: Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee is in trouble over the appeal of votes on the basis of religion in the West Bengal Assembly Election. Taking this matter seriously, the Election Commission has granted Mamta Banerjee an answer within 48 hours. Meanwhile, Gusai Mamta Banerjee asked the Election Commission why a complaint was not lodged against Prime Minister Narendra Modi for committing a Hindu-Muslim?

How many cases against PM Modi?: Mamata Banerjee

Mamta Banerjee said, 'Even if 10 show cause notices are issued against me, I do not mind. I am speaking in unison to vote for everyone. Due to which, votes are not distributed. How many complaints were lodged against Prime Minister Modi? He does Hindu-Muslim every day.

Mamata Didi targets Election Commission:

Mamta Banerjee also targeted Rajib Banerjee during Domjur's rally. He said, 'I apologize to you that I fielded the traitor Mir Jafar (Rajib Banerjee) from here in the last election. I received a complaint against him when he was the irrigation minister, after which I removed him from the post and appointed him as the forest minister.

The Trinamool Congress criticized the Election Commission for issuing notice to Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee and questioned what steps have been taken so far on the complaints lodged against the BJP. Trinamool Congress spokesperson Mahua Moitra said that the Election Commission should stop discriminating.

Moitra tweeted, " Election Commission issued notice to Mamata Didi on BJP's complaint. What happened on the complaints of Trinamool Congress There is also video evidence of the BJP candidate distributing cash. Cash coupons were also distributed to attend BJP meetings. The Election Commission has issued a notice to Banerjee for allegedly appealing to voters on communal grounds during campaigning in Hooghly.

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