“Miss Banerjee has pulled the trigger and we had no other choice but to pull out of West Bengal. Believe me the situation had not improved and I do not see any change in the horizon”. "A battle has been lost but not the war.Unfortunately, we are facing a very, very irresponsible Opposition that is creating a serious problem. But I believe one battle is lost; the war is not lost."-Trinamul Congress leaders are celebrating a “people’s victory” but ...

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CM fears Nano relocation, Mamata sets pact deadline


KOLKATA, Sept. 21: While the chief minister, Mr Buddhadeb Bhattacharjee, today warned that Tatas may relocate their small car factory if the agitation in Singur continued, Trinamul Congress chief Miss Mamata Banerjee set a week's deadline for the government to implement the Raj Bhavan accord.


She said the Trinamul-led Opposition will go in for an indefinite agitation and siege in Singur if the government failed to implement it.



Miss Banerjee said: “We will meet the President and the PM at the end of this week and the Governor on Tuesday and appeal to them to invoke Article 355 and show cause the state government for violating the Raj Bhavan agreement between the state government and the leader of the Opposition.”


In a volte-face, the government the next day announced a package different from the Raj Bhavan accord in the Governor’s absence, she alleged.


Miss Banerjee said the Centre should invoke Article 356 and dismiss the government if Article 355 failed to serve its purpose. Mr D Bandopadhyay, former land reforms commissioner, discussed the Singur land issue with the Governor. (END) Source: The Statesman

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