"I am not afraid of lawsuits against me. If needed, I may go to jail too," Abhishek said at a public meeting at Ranaghat in Nadia district.
The state president of Trinamool Youth Congress was referring to a police complaint lodged by BJP state secretary Kamal Beriwal yesterday accusing him of instigating TMC workers to attack opposition workers.
During today's meeting, the TMC MP said those who are trying to come to power in Bengal through riots will fail.
"Mamata Banerjee will shatter the dreams of BJP, CPI(M) and Congress. She cannot be bowed down by propaganda. The people are with her," he said.
Abhishek also asked TMC workers who are involved with syndicates supplying construction materials to leave the party as "there is no place for them in Trinamool Congress.
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