Mamata Banerjee complains to the BJP militant organization

India's ruling BJP has said that West Bengal Chief Minister and Trinamool Congress militant chief Mamata Banerjee.

On Thursday, the party's senior core committee meeting with the BJP against the decision to compare it with a militant organization.

His claim that this group is also creating divide among the Hindus

From the meeting held at Netaji Indoor Stadium in Kolkata, Mamata said, "We are not a militant organization like the BJP (militant organization). They have feelings of aggression, there is a religious hatred. Nobody likes it - he is Muslim, Christian or Sikh. I do not understand who I like. Among the Hindus, factionalism is also involved. Beaten to death '

On Tuesday, BJP President Dilip Ghosh threatened to "encounter" the Trinamool Congress leaders from a protest demonstration in West Bengal's Jalpaiguri district headquarters. Dilip said, "Many grassroots leaders are shouting slogans, threatening.

They will be sent to prison in the future, or they will be straight-ended. The socks will be shot and the body will be squeezed. No one will survive. ' Following a controversial comment from Dilip, he has been sued by the police.

In response to Dilip's remarks, Mamata said, 'They have a president, who is going to do whatever they want. Someone says it will encounter, someone says shoot the gun, someone says bombs, someone will end up saying. I'm saying no income, how much power does not meet ... '.

In addition to the members of the gram panchayat of Trinamool, all the leaders and leaders of the party including the lawmakers, MPs were present in the meeting.