After Mamata Banerjee was discharged from the hospital, she is going to lead her campaign for the upcoming Bengal Elections in a wheelchair. This campaign would be her first public appearance after sustaining the injury and followed hospitalisation.
West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee was attacked and allegedly “pushed” by people leaving her with an injury in her ankle, shoulder, and neck. She had gone to Nandigram to file her nomination for the coming assembly elections where the incident took place.
Bengal Elections Mamata Wheelchair Appearance - The 66-year-old Trinamool Congress chief is said to lead the roadshow in Kolkata while being ahead of the rally in a wheelchair.
Initially, a video was released wherein the leader had given a statement that a group of four-five unknown men had pushed her. She further said that she was injured when a crowd surged around her car and pressed into her.
Though this matter is probably the biggest conspiracy and lots of debates are going around whether the door was intentionally slammed or accidentally. Trinamool Congress released a statement saying that, it was a 'gruesome attack'. The party further added that an attempt was made on her life.
Following Banerjee's discharge, the medical board of the SSKM Hospital in Kolkata told reporters, "Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee has responded well to the treatment. The six-member board has re-examined her health condition. We have opened the plaster cast. Fresh plaster has been applied. She has been discharged with appropriate instructions, after her repeated requests. She has been advised to revisit after seven days."
Bengal will vote in eight rounds starting March 27 and the results will be declared on May 2.
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