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Rahul Gandhi, addressing a rally in New Delhi during the West Bengal assembly campaign, criticized the federal government for pursuing numerous legal cases against him while the state chief minister Mamata Banerjee faces none despite accusations of corruption, including the Saradha and Rose Valley chit‑fund scams, alleged “goonda tax” extortion, illegal mining and unemployment‑driven patronage. He argued that the BJP’s real target is the Congress, not the Trinamool, noting that both Prime Minister Modi and Banerjee “are two sides of the same coin” who ignore ordinary citizens’ aspirations. Gandhi highlighted his own legal battles—listing 36 cases, frequent court trips, and loss of his residence and Lok Sabha seat—and questioned why Banerjee has never been interrogated by central agencies, suggesting her lack of direct confrontation with the BJP shields her from scrutiny. He also condemned the TMC’s alleged job‑allocation practices, unfulfilled election promises, and the broader impact of its governance on industry and youth employment in West Bengal.
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'Why are there not 36, 38 or 40 cases against Mamata?' Rahul says BJP's real fight with Congress not TMC in Bengal | India News - The Times of India
India News: NEW DELHI: Congress leader Rahul Gandhi on Saturday intensified his attack on the Centre during the West Bengal assembly election campaign, questionin.
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