Those who don't have political existence are calling strikes: Mamata slams Left, Congress

The Bengal CM and Trinamool supremo also said that her party and government is against any sort of shutdown.
West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee (Photo | PTI)
West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee (Photo | PTI)

SAGAR ISLANDS: Hitting out at the Left and the Congress, Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee said on Wednesday that those who don't have any political existence in the state are trying to ruin its economy by pursuing "cheap politics" of strikes.

Banerjee said she extends her support to the cause of the strike, which has been called against the Centre's economic policies, the Citizenship Amendment Act and the proposed nationwide NRC, but reiterated that her party and government is against any sort of shutdown.

"We will not allow any strike in Bengal. Those who don't have any political existence in the state are trying to ruin its economy by pursuing cheap politics such as strikes," she said.

They have not engaged in any mass movement against CAA or NRC, neither in Bengal nor across the country, and they want to take a short cut by calling a strike, Banerjee said.

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