File Photo: West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee (Press Trust of India)
Accusing Congress, BJP and CPI(M) of joining hands to create disturbance in West Bengal, Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee today asked the Centre to look into the work that they had done and their failure to fulfill their promises.
"I want to tell BJP, which is in power in Centre, that you should show some signs of responsibility. It can't be the case that only I (state government) have the responsibility and you (central government) don't have any responsibility.
"Look at your central government and see what work you have been able to do and what you have failed to deliver. Does politics and winning elections mean resorting to communal violence? In Bengal there is no place for communal riots," Ms Banerjee told a rally in Kolkata.
CPI(M), Congress and BJP have joined hands to create disturbance in the state, she alleged and said that in some places they have joined hands to fight election together.
"It is a rainbow coalition and the people will teach them a lesson for trying to scuttle the growth of Bengal," she said