‘Our 5 Pandavas are enough, Kaurava’s army is closer to you’, Chandreshkhar Bawankule’s reply to Mamata

Maharashtra Revenue Minister Chandrashekhar Bawankule has made a big attack on West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee. While talking to the media in Nagpur, Bawankule said, only Bengal CM Mamata Banerjee should tell who are the Kauravas and who are the Pandavas. Our 5 Pandavas are enough to win the elections, they have the army of Kauravas.

‘Mamata wants to win elections like Kauravas’

Chandrashekhar Bawankule further said, “Mamata Banerjee does politics of Kauravas, we do not do it. Our Prime Minister Modi ji who wants to contest elections by talking about truth, honesty and transparency. Mamta Banerjee wants to win the elections by capturing booths like Kaurava. In the Bengal elections, it will be seen who the people are with.” He said that Maharashtra BJP MLAs, MPs, ministers and BJP officials will also go to Kerala and Bengal for election campaign.

What did Mamata Banerjee say?

Let us tell you that during her address in Pandaveshwar and Birbhum districts of Bardhaman on Thursday, Mamata Banerjee had lashed out at BJP and the Election Commission. He had described TMC as Pandavas and BJP as Kauravas. The Chief Minister had said that this election is a fight between Pandavas and Kauravas. Today Chandrashekhar Bawankule has hit back on this.

What did the minister say on reducing excise duty on petrol and diesel?

Expressing happiness that the Central Government has reduced the excise duty on petrol and diesel amid the oil crisis, Bawankule said that on behalf of the people of Maharashtra, I express my deep gratitude to PM Modi and the Central Government. This is a very important decision for a poor and middle class person. I express my deep gratitude for the decision taken by the Prime Minister in a war-like situation that was going to bring inflation. The Central Government has taken this decision which was expected by the general public.

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