Mamata takes on BJP by invoking Emergency
Hindustan Times|February 19, 2024
West Bengal chief minister Mamata Banerjee on Sunday drew a parallel between arrests made by the Indira Gandhi-led Congress government during Emergency and those being made today by the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) regime using federal agencies, saying both were done with an eye on electoral gains.
Mamata takes on BJP by invoking Emergency

Speaking at a government event in Birbhum district, Banerjee, whose Trinamool Congress (TMC) has already declared to go solo in the upcoming Lok Sabha polls dealing a major blow to the opposition INDIA bloc, accused the Congress of joining hands with the BJP.

"During the Emergency, 2,000 people were put in jail. Indira Gandhi thought she would win the elections (in 1977), but she lost. Today, the BJP is using ED and CBI for elections," Banerjee alleged.

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