In West Bengal, political rhetoric has gained momentum in the wake of assembly elections. Addressing a rally in South Dinajpur on Thursday, State CM Mamata Banerjee said, "He has a good experience in politics and is not going to allow Bengal to go into the hands of "two goons" of Delhi. I'm not a player, but I know very well how to play. I was the best player in the Lok Sabha before. We cannot surrender Bengal to two goons of Delhi. "

CM Mamata Banerjee said BJP is shouting one nation, one party, one leader all the time but the price of vaccine cannot be fixed to save lives of people. Banerjee said on Twitter, "BJP is shouting one nation, one party, and one leader all the time but vaccine does not fix a price to save people's lives. Every Indian need a free vaccine irrespective of age, caste, creed, place. The Government of India should fix a price for coronavirus vaccine, whether the Centre or the State pays for it".

The chief minister said his government does not yet have any plan to put up a lockdown in the state once again. He said, "There is no question of putting a lockdown now. By doing this, how will people earn their livelihood? Night curfew is also not a solution. "Janha it has been revealed that in the meantime," tweeted Trinamool Congress General Secretary and state education minister Partha Chatterjee, "PM Narendra Modiji, can't you listen to the cry of the troubled people? This is the same India that voted for you and now it is yearning to breathe"

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