Mamata Bannerjee - this isnt the road to Development

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Mamata do you think that putting the common man to trouble and by destroying public property will help you to reach your ambition?

We think not, and nor do millions of people in Bengal?

Do We Need To Say Anything More On Mamata?

Is Mamata Hand in Glove with Maoists?

Is Mamata Hand in Glove with Maoists?


It would not surprise anybody. Knowing Mamata and her ways - her joining hands with the Maoists could be a possibility. Mamata has a one-point programme. To oust the Red Govt. and somehow come to power herself. She will not stop at anything to realize her mega ambition. If she have had any sense, by now she would be aware that her dream to rule is beyond bounds – atleast in this birth of hers. Maybe next time around.

But, the thought of her joining in with Maoists is a scary thought, which will endanger the lives of millions in Bengal. Please find below media reports which have emerged out of the IB report.

According to intelligence reports, the Maoists are helping out villagers with arms and ammunition
KOLKATA: In a significant breakthrough, the intelligence branch (IB) of the West Bengal police have come to know how arms and ammunition are being sent to activists of Bhumi Ucched Pratirodh Committee (land eviction resistance committee) that is spearheading a movement to retain control over Nandigram.
What is even more alarming, according to IB findings, is that their firepower has increased significantly over the past three months. This is due to uninterrupted supply of sophisticated arms by Maoist guerrillas. The IB report has further pointed out that a group of six Maoist explosives and firearms specialists have already reached Nandigram to train the activists.
According to IB sources, all six members of the group are in the most-wanted category, with several cases of murder against them. The six-member team includes Ranjit Pal, Gauranga Chakraborty and Sangita Pal, all of whom are wanted for a series of insurgency activities in the districts of West Midnapore, Bankura and Purulia.
As per the IB findings, apart from country-made single shooter guns, muskets and revolvers, the committee is in procession of at least two AK47 rifles, three self-loading rifles and over 60 mortars of various ranges. “All of these came into Nandigram is different consignments along with the Maoist guerrillas. We suspect that these Maoists have also brought to Nandigram the high quality explosive Neogel 90 along with them,” a senior IB official said.
The IB has also secured information that these sophisticated arms are not supplied free by the Maoists. “We have come to know that Maoists are selling these items at a nominal cost to the committee activists. However, we are not yet sure who is proving the funds,” the IB official said.

Finally, that the people of Bengal have pushed out Mamata Banerjee out of their life and taken to the good and benefiting work happening in the state for them by the current government under the stewardship of Buddhadeb Bhattacharya, its now time to celebrate.

Gone, is Mamata and her nonsense whimpers. The media doesn’t speak to her anymore, nor do they want her comments. Except for the sold out paper Bartaman, not a single media is with her. Bartaman unfortunately survives on bashing the govt. and thus manages to sell few of its copies to the miniscule opposition coterie. That being the business model of Bartaman, they are doubtful to ever say the correct and right thing. But, except for these loose shots here and there, Mamata has been outcasted and strewn away.
But now - the good news. Investments are pouring into West Bengal like never before. It spells good future for all the people of the state. Prosperity is round the corner and this Durga Puja reflects the mood. Happiness all around. And why should it not be the mood.

Sample this –

Rejuvenation of Steel Industry in West Bengal – leaves other states behind

With more than Rs 100,000 crore worth investments in the pipeline, West Bengal has emerged as a hot destination for the steel industry, leaving behind the mineral-rich state of Chhattisgarh. The investments announced for greenfield and brownfield projects in the state stand at Rs 108,500 crore.

According to a steel ministry document dated July 1, Orissa topped the chart with Rs 1,92,380 crore investments, followed by Jharkhand at 1,78,496 crore and Chhattisgarh at Rs 89,232 crore. West Bengal ranked third with Rs 1,08,500 cr investment lined up in greenfield, brownfield projects.

While Jharkhand, Orissa and Chhattisgarh bagged the investments largely on the back of their iron ore deposits, West Bengal was helped by its ports.

PROPOSED INVESTMENT IN WEST BENGAL – STEEL SECTOR
Finally, that the people of Bengal have pushed out Mamata Banerjee out of their life and taken to the good and benefiting work happening in the state for them by the current government under the stewardship of Buddhadeb Bhattacharya, its now time to celebrate.

Gone, is Mamata and her nonsense whimpers. The media doesn’t speak to her anymore, nor do they want her comments. Except for the sold out paper Bartaman, not a single media is with her. Bartaman unfortunately survives on bashing the govt. and thus manages to sell few of its copies to the miniscule opposition coterie. That being the business model of Bartaman, they are doubtful to ever say the correct and right thing. But, except for these loose shots here and there, Mamata has been outcasted and strewn away.
But now - the good news. Investments are pouring into West Bengal like never before. It spells good future for all the people of the state. Prosperity is round the corner and this Durga Puja reflects the mood. Happiness all around. And why should it not be the mood.

Sample this –

Rejuvenation of Steel Industry in West Bengal – leaves other states behind

With more than Rs 100,000 crore worth investments in the pipeline, West Bengal has emerged as a hot destination for the steel industry, leaving behind the mineral-rich state of Chhattisgarh. The investments announced for greenfield and brownfield projects in the state stand at Rs 108,500 crore.

According to a steel ministry document dated July 1, Orissa topped the chart with Rs 1,92,380 crore investments, followed by Jharkhand at 1,78,496 crore and Chhattisgarh at Rs 89,232 crore. West Bengal ranked third with Rs 1,08,500 cr investment lined up in greenfield, brownfield projects.

While Jharkhand, Orissa and Chhattisgarh bagged the investments largely on the back of their iron ore deposits, West Bengal was helped by its ports.

PROPOSED INVESTMENT IN WEST BENGAL – STEEL SECTOR

The companies which are setting up are - JSW Bengal Steel, Videocon group, Jai Balaji, Abhijit Steel, IISCO Steel Plant ( being modernized), Bhushan Steel unit, Adhunik Steel, Durgapur Steel Plant( Brownfield) and Alloy Steel Plant( Brownfield)

And the investment they are pumping in is a proposed whopping - 108,500 crore

Now that is simply fabulous.

According to a CII-McKinsey study, Jharkhand, Chhattisgarh and Orissa have 56 per cent of India’s iron ore deposits and 70 per cent of coal.
Bengal has some coal reserves but that is negligible compared with the Big Three. The state accounts for around 6 per cent of the total coal production in the country.
Even though it has no iron ore to offer, the government is wooing investors with coal.

The big-ticket plant will be the JSW’s 10 million-tonne-steel plant is the largest steel sector project in the state.

The state government has offered sales tax exemption to Bhushan Steel the second largest, which is investing Rs 8,800 crore to set up an integrated two-million-tonne steel plant with a captive power plant of 1,000 Mw and a 0.5-million-tonne cold rolled and galvanising plant for automobile grade steel.

Most of Bengal's steel plants would come up in backward districts such as Purulia, Birbhum and West Midnapore.

With all this good news we leave one message for all Bengalis in West Bengal:

DHAKER BADDI, DHAAKER SHAAJ, EI TOH PURANO REETISHEULI PHULER GONDHEY AAJKE DEKHO DURGA PUJOR PHURTIONEK KHUSHI ONEK AALO, PUJO TOMAAR KATUK BHALO.EI SHARODIYA UTSHOBEY JANAI AAMAR SUBECHHA O PREETI ...

"Mamata Made" - Time to bow out Mamata di

We have been saying this for a long long time. But now the others too have joined us. Finally the mainstream media too is fed up with Mamata and her monkey tricks. Today we just copy + paste the editorial that has appeared in one of the key Bengali publications -Aajkal - and that too in the Editorial :

Aajkaal Editorial - 05.10.2007 – "Man Made"

The West Bengal government is facing lot of problem to pursue industrialization. Some in the government are also creating trouble, but we are not going to discuss that now. The main opposition party, Trinamool Congress wants industrialization, but not in the Left rule. It's "ok" if it's happening in Andhra, Gujarat or Tamil Nadu, 'but not here'. The people of Nandigram would have been benefited most had a big industry come to Nandigram. And along with it, West Bengal. But there was a dangerous opposition which resulted in bloodshed. Sad history. It is already clear that the local people are going to be benefited from the Singur factory. It would be beneficial to the state in long run. There is trouble even there. Cheers if the factory is flooded by torrential rain. Efforts are on to break the wall on the days of calamity. As if the state government is to blame for the large number of police presence there! The mystery of Rizan's death. The government or the CPM does not have any interest or role there. But, the Chief Minister and CPM are still being targeted. Allegations against corruption of ration dealers. There should be an investigation. Trinamool is terming it as "Ration Scam". The minister in charge is not CPM. But CPM is still being attacked. The opposition leader of the state, Ms Mamata Banerjee has said that Buddhadev Bhattacharya- Biman Bose aerated the recent flood situation in Bengal to divert attention from Nandigram, Singur, Ration, Rizwan. Yes, she has again uttered that word 'man made'. As if floods in the districts would increase CPM's vote share. When the Chief Minister, Finance Minister and Minster for Relief are visiting the flood affected areas, the Trinamool leader is looking for vote from the disaster. She doesn't have the heart to go and visit the distressed people, to support the development drive in the state – she is always looking at votes. What to do? That she is the opposition leader is also man made. Some of these 'men' are supposedly 'responsible'!.

Mamata –lies –Singur suicide –more lies

Mamata ––Singur

That Mamata Banerjee is the epitome of opportunism and falsehood is a bygone conclusion, but now she is the new avatar of disruption of life for all Kolkattans. She at once grabs any event that can be twisted and turned for some political mileage and she will go no ends to assert that the situation is grave. Her new mantra is – Raasta Rocko.

Just the other day a man, fed up with his situation of penury and a unstable marriage, wherein he suspected his wife to be philandering other village men broke down and took the extreme step of committing suicide. The poor man hung himself from a guava tree outside his house. A sad case indeed. Sad, as a precious human life was ebbed out. Unfortunately suicides have become a regular routine event in our country and not a single day passes with one not being recorded.

But, then comes the twist in the tale. The man who died was a resident of Singur. This information was enough cannon fodder for a Mamata. She immediately went into whirlwind action and termed the suicide as a Murder. Her justification – the tata motor car plant that was coming up at singur had resulted in that mans loosing his land and this unhappiness spurred him to take the extreme step. Sadly, her claim bust within minutes, when it became public knowledge that the man belonged to a poor family, who never owned any land and that he used to work in a steel company at Kumarkundu. Not to be outdone, Mamata claimed that before he worked in Kumarkundu, he was a sharecropper, tilling the land of other farmers, and that he lost his job as those farmers sold their land. Now, how can anyone argue with such nonsense? For one, the man was earning five times the amount he ever made working as a sharecropper. Finally, with the public smirking at Mamata and the media avoiding her, mamata called for a Raasta Rocko in Kolkatta. All Kolkattans received this news with dread, as it obstructed their life. The choked streets of Kolkatta if stopped further results in huge traffic jams disrupting the life of all commuters. The irritation was evident when one overheard people on the streets commenting that – some bugger commits suicide in some far flung place, and this stupid woman brings our life to a standstill. Sadly a loss of life was being derided owing to stunts by Mamata.

We can only advise Mamata, to pay heed to public sentiments otherwise the mantle of a politician that she is still donning will slip out very soon.

Mamata Banerjee - Congress to NDA and back again.

Mamata and her 'Sic' politics

Just a week back, Mamata forgot to maintain her ‘false’ firebrand image, and the chameleon showed its true colors. In the most vague way, she gave out the message that she was now disassociating herself with the NDA (BJP) and was looking ahead to forge relationship with UPA (CONGRESS). Nobody was surprised, knowing that Mamata only plays the politics of opportunism. And then a ping-pong ball is paddled from one court to the other. If only Mamata had the looks, she would have been a social climber.

But Mamata’s move should not surprise anybody. To jog you down the memory lane – In 2001, just five weeks before the West Bengal assembly elections, she ditched the BJP, her ally in two successive Lok Sabha elections, and embraced the Congress, on which she had once bestowed the epithet of "B-team" of the ruling Left Front. Banerjee had joined Congress hoping to win many seats in the elections. Even before the counting of votes for the May assembly elections in West Bengal had begun, she was flashing the "V" sign before television cameras. She had even made plans to hold the swearing-in ceremony of her cabinet in the open air on Brigade Parade Ground. But, it turned out otherwise and she won only 60 seats in the 294-member Assembly. With egg on her face at the hustings, the Congress alliance came to an end. So for Mamata, U turns are nothing new. The only problem she faces now is that the voter too understands what she is doing, and nobody wants an opportunist in the Drivers Seat.

We can only advise and repeat the words that Napoleon had said when retreating from Moscow – “There is only one step from the sublime to the ridiculous"

Mamata, we hope you are taking notes.