Union Minister Giriraj Singh has alleged that Mamata Banerjee’s government in West Bengal is working to remain in power by “converting Bengal into Bangladesh” and “satisfying” Muslims.
Talking to reporters in Kolkata, Singh said, “Bengal is no longer for the common people. Their (TMC and Mamata Banerjee) are all working to make Bengal a Bangladesh and to remain in power on the strength of Muslims.”
Earlier in August, Prime Minister Narendra Modi had targeted the Trinamool Congress (TMC) government and the Congress for “appeasement” politics and said that “he is encouraging infiltration only for the greed of power.”
Addressing a public meeting in Kolkata, Prime Minister Modi urged people to vote for the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) in next year’s assembly elections to get rid of intruders. He said that BJP will not allow the intruders to snatch jobs and torture women. Appreciated.
Giriraj Singh said, “The finance ministers of Rahul Gandhi and Mamata Banerjee opposed GST. But for the middle class people, PM Modi has given relief in every field for the common people of the country.” It was decided to make GST rates in two slabs of 5 percent and 18 percent, including 12 percent and 28 percent rates in the 56th meeting of GST Council.
5% slabs include essential commodities and services, including food and kitchen items such as butter, ghee, cheese, dairy spreads, pre-pack salty, bhujia, mix and utensils; Agricultural equipment such as drip irrigation system, sprinkler, bio-pesticides, micronutrients, soil-preparing machines, harvesting equipment, tractor and tractor tires; Handicrafts and small scale industries such as sewing machines and their parts and health and welfare include medical equipment and diagnostic kits.
While 18% of slabs include a standard rate for most goods and services, including small cars and motorcycles (up to 350 cc) such as automobiles, electronic items, household items such as consumer goods and some professional services, applies to an equal 18% rate to all auto parts.