Patna: The BJP leader and Union Minister Giriraj Singh, who has been in the limelight for his statements, has once again given a controversial statement. Recently he has targeted West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee. He has compared Mamta to North Korean dictator Kim Jong Un. In fact, recently he reached his ancestral village in Lakhisarai's Barhia and in the same address he gave during this time, he compared Mamta to Kim Jong Un.

He said, 'Mamta Banerjee does politics of killing her opponents. This time the people of Bengal will not tolerate it and Mamta Banerjee is certain to leave Bengal. He is fully in the role of dictator. Apart from this, he also spoke on the farmers' movement and 'One Nation, One Election'.

He said that today is the time for one country one election. The time has come for a country to have an election today. When an election ends in India, the election of the assembly starts in many states, if it ends then the time for the election of the local body comes. This is hampering development. In this way, the time and money of the country is wasted by different elections, because of this, a country should agree on an election, not seeing it from the state. He further said, 'Farmers are not opposed to the farmers' bill. All this is happening under party politics mandis.

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