"When the chief minister of state is a woman and her name in Mamata (which means affection), it's obvious that the people of the state will be happy. Mamata means those who treat her children with love. The state is moving on the path of development under Mamata Banerjee," Jyoti, the Minister of State for Food Processing Industries, said on sidelines of a programme here.
When asked about the allegations of the state government that the Centre is yet to release funds for floods that inundated several parts of the state in August, Jyoti said, "Our central government is working impartially."
"When our government came to power India was economically weak, but now we have gained strength and no state will be deprived from their legitimate rights and dues," she said.
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