"Whom are they trying to fool? People have already understood that the so-called fight between Mamata Banerjee and Narendra Modi are shadow fights to fool the masses. Their policy is that they will have a friendship in New Delhi and stage a fight in Bengal," Mishra said.
Mishra also lashed out at the policies of the Centre and the state government, terming them anti-people.
"The policies of both governments are anti-people, anti-worker and anti-farmer. They don't believe in democratic rights and that is why they are against strikes," Mishra alleged.
"The state government is trying to save those who are trying to spread communal violence. They are trying to create a wedge between two communities in the state for vote bank politics," Mishra alleged.
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