Mamata Banerjee has intensified her criticism of the central government, accusing it of interfering in state governance and weakening the federal structure of India.
Speaking at a public rally, she emphasized that states should have the freedom to function independently without excessive control from the Centre. She also raised concerns over the allocation of funds and administrative powers, stating that state governments are being sidelined.
The ongoing clash highlights growing tensions between the West Bengal government and the Centre, with political debates heating up over issues of federalism, governance, and state rights.
This development has once again brought the discussion of Centre-State relations into the national spotlight, with opposition parties supporting Mamata’s stance while the Centre defends its policies.
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