NEW DELHI: West Bengal chief minister Mamata Banerjee on Thursday launched a scathing assault on former Calcutta excessive court docket choose Abhijit Gangopadhyay, who joined the BJP at the moment after stepping down two days in the past.Mamata, who led a rally of Trinamool’s ladies wing, didn’t take his title however referred to him as “the BJP guy who was sitting on the chair as a judge” and accused him of “taking away jobs of thousands of youths” throughout the state by his “politically biased judgments.””The BJP guy who was sitting on the chair as a judge has joined the BJP. The youths will not forgive you. All your judgments are under question. We will ensure your defeat. From tomorrow onwards, the people of the state will act as the judge for your actions,” Mamata mentioned.The chief minister additionally mentioned that the “former judge” unnecessarily focused the Trinamool.“As a judge, he gave television interviews. He said a lot of things naming Abhishek Banerjee. Finally, he announced his decision to join the BJP. Now, he has been unmasked. In the coming days, he will be judged by the common people,” CM Banerjee mentioned.TMC nationwide normal secretary and Mamata’s nephew Abhishek Banerjee mentioned Gangopadhyay’s transfer exposes the BJP’s “twisted tango with a section of judiciary.””SEEING IS BELIEVING! Talk about a 180-degree turn – from ORDERING CBI inquiries to JOINING @BJP4India, especially through someone named in a CBI FIR! This glaring flip EXPOSES the BJP’s TWISTED TANGO with a SECTION OF JUDICIARY, all to the DETRIMENT of BENGAL’S INTERESTS,” he posted on X together with an image of him becoming a member of the saffron camp.Reacting to the chief minister’s feedback, state BJP spokesman and Rajya Sabha member Samik Bhattacharya accused the Trinamool of attacking the judiciary at any time when any judgement goes in opposition to the occasion or the state authorities.“There had been instances when slanderous posters were pasted on the walls of a judge’s residence. The state government had challenged the orders of Gangopadhyay at higher courts. But in most cases, the higher courts upheld the orders passed by Gangopadhyay,” Bhattacharya mentioned.
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