Letter to Mamata from CPIM General Secretary, Biman opens up about 'alliance'

Bibhash Lodh, BS News Agency: Mamata has also written a counter-letter in response to the letter from the CPM General Secretary. According to sources, at that time, Baby and Abhishek were also discussed about the SIR process. According to sources, Baby and Mamata are playing an important role in bringing political parties outside the India alliance - AAP, DMK, BJD - to the side on the commission issue. The opposition is using the SIR issue as a tool. They are demanding the arrest and resignation of Chief Election Commissioner Gyanesh Kumar. The 'India' alliance meeting is scheduled for next Wednesday, September 30. In such a situation, Mamata Banerjee has already spoken to CPM General Secretary MA Baby. Left Front Chairman Biman Basu has reacted to that now. Biman said that he spoke to everyone, including Mamata Banerjee. He said, "Comrade Baby wrote a letter to everyone. He wrote to everyone in the India alliance. So Mamata also had to write a letter. Then he replied to the letter and said, I am with you. What should I comment on this." As soon as Mamata's talk with M Baby came to the fore, it is now the center of discussion. Because, Mamata Banerjee, who ended the 34-year Left rule in Bengal, is now opposing the BJP by forming an alliance with that party, it goes without saying that there will be a lot of criticism and criticism. Along with all the opposition leaders of the country, M A Baby had already written a letter to Mamata regarding the Gyanesh Kumar controversy. Mamata also wrote a counter-letter in response to the letter of the CPM General Secretary. According to sources, at that time, Baby and Abhishek were also discussed about the SIR process. According to sources, Baby and Mamata are playing an important role in bringing political parties outside the India alliance - AAP, DMK, BJD - to their side on the commission issue. On this day, the former Chief Minister also commented on this from the Serampore meeting. As a result, although it is not known whether the CPM-Trinamool will join hands in Bengal or not, it goes without saying that they are meeting together in national politics.
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