Play the game in such a manner that the BJP is driven out of the country, Mamata Banerjee said (File)
In an apparent jibe at the influential Adhikari family of Purba Medinipur district, West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee on Saturday said that she was relieved as "Mir Zafars" (traitors) have quit the party ahead of the upcoming assembly elections.
Terming the BJP as a "party of feudal lords", the Trinamool chief, while addressing an election rally at Khejuri in the district, alleged that the party was more interested in selling the entire country.
"Thank God, the 'Mir Jafars' (traitors) have left (TMC). I am relieved. It has saved us (the party). They never used to allow me to come to Khejuri, Nandigram or Kanthi whenever I wished to visit these places. As if this was their 'zamindari'. Now, nobody can stop me from coming here," Ms Banerjee said.
She alleged that the BJP has stolen several lakhs of crores of rupees from the common people of the country by "selling" the Railways, BSNL and banks.
"The BJP must clear the air over the fate of the demonetisation money and PM cares funds. People want to know," she said.
She urged people to be alert while casting their votes and double-check the EVMs properly.
Using the party's famous "Khela Hobe" (game is on) slogan, she urged the voters to drive the BJP out of the country.
"Play the game in such a manner that the BJP is driven out of the country," she added.