Tribal Women's Enthusiastic Welcome for CPI (M) Candidate in West Bengal

Parth Pratim Kongarlal should not leave the flag, as the words of his father and grandfather are being followed in letter and spirit in Chakundi's Parthabagh. Since morning, the candidate will come to campaign in the village, so he has decorated the village with a red flag on his own. Despite the politics of division, allurement, threats, terrorism in this village, the tribal people here have not left the red flag. The tribal women of the Navastha-1 area of the Burdwan North Assembly constituency were ready to welcome their own CPI (M) candidate. They danced to the tune of Dhamsa, Madal and sang songs in praise of the CPI (M) candidate Mamoni Mondal Roy. They also talked about the pain of their lives. On the campaign trail today, while going from one village to another, Uday Majila said that the spontaneous response of the people is understandable. Due to the politics of the Trinamool-BJP set-up, the people are suffering, the farmers are working hard, and the Chief Minister said that the unorganized people of the North Assembly will not buy potatoes.