She continued, "I assure the people of this magnificent country that I will work hard every day to realise our dream of India."
Digital Desk: On the occasion of the
75th anniversary of India's independence, West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata
spoke about her "hope" for the country. She proclaimed her desire to
create an India free from poverty and illiteracy.
"India
is my dream country! Mamata Banerjee wrote on Twitter, "For the people, I
want to establish a country where no one goes hungry, where no woman feels
unsafe, where every child sees the light of education, where all are treated
equally, where no oppressive forces divide the people and tranquilly define the
day."
She
continued, "I assure the people of this magnificent country that I will
work hard every day to realise our dream of India."
In
an effort to create what she refers to as the "unified Opposition,"
Mamata Banerjee has been highly active in recent times in the national
political sphere. Additionally, she is attempting to enter states other than
West Bengal. This year, she ran for office in Goa, but she was unsuccessful
because her party, the Trinamool Congress, received no votes. She is now
focused on the Tripura elections that will take place the following year.
Before the most recent election
for President, she attempted to bring the opposition together and forge an
agreement on a candidate who would enjoy universal support. She ultimately
chose to run TMC candidate Yashwant Sinha against Droupadi Murmu, who is now in
office.
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