Mahua Moitra: ‘The press has respect, they help people!’ Mamata Banerjee – flare cm mamata banerjee says that the press is very essential for people’s work

This time the digital desktop: Trinamool MP Mahua Maitra scoffed at the ‘two-country press’ comment, but did not stop scoffing. As a result, opposition journalists have compared his “grief” to the “crocodile cry.” Meanwhile, various media outlets have announced to boycott Mahua Maitra until he seeks an unconditional apology. In this situation, everyone was waiting for the response from Trinamool’s leader, Mamata Banerjee. Finally, he opened his mouth at Raniganj’s meeting.

On this day, without naming Mahua, the Chief Minister said: ‘The media has an honor. The press, the media help me a lot. The media highlights who needs what, where and what people need. ‘ In other words, although he did not name the party deputies, he showed his respect for the media. At the same time, he explained that Mahua Maitra’s comments are not justifiable in any way. Panchayat State Minister Subrata Mukherjee also said: “We have a friendly relationship with the media. Mamata Banerjee herself believes in good relations with journalists. So it feels bad to hear such comments from journalists. However, this is his personal comment, not about the party. Even if the press writes against us, we keep our hearts. ”

It is worth mentioning that Mahua suddenly attacked the media at the party workers’ meeting in Nadia’s Gayeshpur on Sunday. When he saw a journalist taking photos of him, he first commented: ‘Who are you?’ When the journalist introduced himself, he was heard saying: “No journalist or press has been called here.” Later, outside the meeting place, he was heard saying, ‘Who called the two-cent press to show his face?’ That video went viral on social media. There you could hear Mahua’s voice but you couldn’t see him.

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Mahua’s comments sparked a storm of criticism. However, the Trinamool has already delivered a message that the top leadership does not support Mahua’s statement. Many ordinary citizens and journalists scoffed at Mahua’s comments. Mahua tweeted on Monday under the pressure of the situation. Share a meme or cartoon. The point is: ‘I’m sorry to hear that.’ With this his sarcasm, ‘My meme editing skills improve by the day.’ As a result, the debate is furious over whether the MP wanted to express his regret or show one more point of arrogance. Meanwhile, the way the team leader stood by the media side, Mahua’s pressure increased even more!

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