Modi mocks Mamata in Bengal rally, raises infiltration
Modi also mocked Mamata Banerjee saying she is fearful of him and would fall sick.
"Don't you think they [Bangladeshis] made your life miserable here?" asked Modi at his speech in West Bengal's Krishnanagar, accusing Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee of encouraging the infiltrators at the cost of denying work to local people.
"Infiltrators are aggressors in India according to the Supreme Court of India. If you have power then criticize the Supreme Court," said Modi slamming Mamata Banerjee.
"Those who come from Bangladesh as refugees are our family. It is our duty to take care of them. I do not say only Assam or Bengal will take care of the refugees. Even Gujarat will take that responsibility," he said.
"But the infiltrators have to go, go and go," said Modi.
"I am saying this not because of politics but because the Supreme Court of India said so," said Modi.
He said more than ten million illegal Bangladeshis were in India according to the figures given by late Indian home minster Indrajit Gupta (who was a Communist Party of India leader) in Parliament in 1997.
He said Mamata Banerjee herself had protested infiltration from Bangladesh in 2005 but not changed for vote bank.
He mocked Mamata saying "do not be so angry." "I requested Bengal doctors to see that she does not fall sick," said Modi.
"Elections are all about win and defeat. Two years ago you had a good time. Now there will be good days for Bengal," said Modi.
He said TMC, Congress and Left wrestle in Bengal and be friends in Delhi and take food from the same plate.
"Will you trust these people? They have only one slogan: come what may, stop Modi," said the Gujarat chief minister.
"I want to know why in West Bengal there are such high cases of atrocities on women despite having a woman as chief minister," he said.
He said he was surprised that Mamata Banerjee has changed in two years of being in power.
"Once you were dying for Bengal and now you are dying for the chair," he said.
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