BJP will play role of game changer in WB: Sinha

Hoping to play the role of a game changer in the Lok Sabha elections in West Bengal, BJP today said that Trinamool Congress supremo Mamata Banerjee was targeting the party as it has realised that it would pose a tough challenge.
"In the entire state there are two waves--a positive wave for Narendra Modi while many who voted for Trinamool Congress for bringing in a change, are disappointed with it. They will support us. BJP will play the role of a game changer in the state in the Lok Sabha poll," state BJP president Rahul Sinha told PTI here.
He said realising that BJP might change the political dimension in the state, the chief minister had started targeting the party at her election meetings.

"She has realised that BJP is posing more challenge than other parties. She is targeting BJP not without any reason. Her barbs should be aimed mainly against the main opposition CPIM, but the CPIM has gone behind the scenes. The target of attack of TMC is the BJP," he said.
Sinha alleged that Banerjee was attacking Narendra Modi because an imam had suggested that she should attack the BJP Prime Ministerial candidate the way Congress Vice-President Rahul Gandhi was targeting him.
"So from the next day, she started attacking Narendra Modi. It is unfortunate. But the atmosphere in the country is such that whoever launches a tirade against Modi, will face danger. The people will not tolerate a vilification campaign against Modi," he claimed.

Asked whether BJP would seek support of its one-time ally TMC in case it required it after the Lok Sabha election, he said, "It will not be needed as the BJP will get more than a majority. Post poll the government at the Centre will be of NDA and BJP will not have to depend on anyone.