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“Trinamool engaging in politics of lies”

“The Left can never accept this. For, its politics is a matter of principles”

August 22, 2010 11:47 pm | Updated November 10, 2016 05:14 pm IST - KOLKATA:

Special correspondent
B-38, DEL-081103 - NOVEMBER 8, 2009 - West Midnapore: West Bengal Chief Minister Buddhadeb Bhattacharjee interacts with media at the end of two days of meetings with the police and district development officers in West Midnapore district on Sunday. PTI Photo by Swapan Mahapatra

B-38, DEL-081103 - NOVEMBER 8, 2009 - West Midnapore: West Bengal Chief Minister Buddhadeb Bhattacharjee interacts with media at the end of two days of meetings with the police and district development officers in West Midnapore district on Sunday. PTI Photo by Swapan Mahapatra

West Bengal Chief Minister Buddhadeb Bhattacharjee, on Sunday, came down on the Trinamool Congress' “politics of lies,” which, he said, was aimed at “confusing the people” and which needed to be exposed to rescue the State from “the toxic situation” precipitated by such politics.

He said the Trinamool was a party that believed in violence and thrived on lies. “The people will find out what is true and what is false.”

He was speaking at Harinavi, at the memorial meeting of senior CPI(M) leader and its district secretary, Santimoy Bhattacharya, who died on August 5.

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