Mamata Banerjee’s question after corruption allegations – what about your son Jay Shah

Kolkata: Chief Minister of West Bengal Mamata Banerjee. She on Thursday challenged the BJP to prove the allegations against her. Prove that the Trinamool Congress misused the aid money sent to the state from the Center. Mamata Banerjee has directly challenged the BJP, saying the Modi government should resign if it fails to prove it.

‘Where did Jay Shah get so much money from?’ – Mamata

Home Minister Amit Shah is currently on tour in West Bengal. He has leveled several allegations of corruption against the Trinamool Congress. He targeted Mamata Banerjee and her nephew – MP Abhishek Banerjee. Mamata has expressed her anger over this.

The BJP has always accused the Trinamool of corruption and misuse of money. This is not Modi’s money. This money is money sent by the central government to another state government. You don’t collect money from the states so you don’t have to return the money to them. You have always attacked us as aunts and nephews. But Mr. Amit Shah ji, what about your son? Mamata Banerjee has tried to get the Home Minister in trouble by asking him where he is getting so much money from.

Jay Shah, son of Home Minister Amit Shah, is currently the President of the Asian Cricket Council (ACC). He is also the Secretary of the Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI). After Amit Shah became BJP president in 2017, his son Jay Shah was alleged that the company’s turnover had increased 16,000-fold. The BJP, however, denied the allegations.

‘It doesn’t suit Home Minister’

Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee was speaking at an event organized by non-governmental and civil society organizations in Kolkata.

Mamata Banerjee also said that the language used by BJP leader Amit Shah was “arrogant” and did not suit a Union Home Minister.

‘CAA will not allow implementation in the state’

Amit Shah has arrived in West Bengal to speak on the Citizenship Reform Act. However, she said that she would not allow the law to be implemented in the state.

‘We have always welcomed everyone in West Bengal. But, the comment made by Amit Shah is inappropriate. It only shows the hunger for power. I am clearly saying that such language does not suit the mouth of the Home Minister, ‘Mamata reiterated in the program.

“We will not tolerate hooliganism in states like Uttar Pradesh, Rajasthan and Haryana in West Bengal,” she said. Let Bengal be at peace. For this, BJP should not come to power in the state. “This is my request for the protection of the honor of Bengal,” she said.