West Bengal BJP president Dilip
Ghosh on Thursday claimed that the TMC government has failed to draw investors to the state, and asserted that the saffron party, if voted to power in next year’s assembly polls, would ensure that a new era of industrialisation dawns on the state.
Ghosh said the party would do everything at its disposal to bring back Tata Motors to the state, which was forced to leave in 2008 due to the anti-land acquisition movement by then opposition leader Mamata Banerjee. The company later moved its car plant to Gujarat.
“What has the TMC government done in the last 10 years to bring industries to the state? It has done nothing other than establishing a syndicate culture. If we are voted to power, we will bring in a new era of industrialisation. We will bring back Tatas, who were forced to leave the state by the TMC,” Ghosh said while addressing a rally here.
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