'Congress ministers will become beggars after LS polls'

July 18, 2013 20:27

West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee today alleged the Congress was always"bad-mouthing" the party and claimed that they would become"beggars" after the next year's Lok Sabha elections.

"Congress ministers (from Bengal) are always bad mouthing us. They should not forget that today they are ministers only because of our support," Banerjee said.

"Everyone knows that they are going to lose the next Lok Sabha polls and after that will all become beggars," Banerjee claimed at a panchayat election rally here in Murshidabad district, considered a stronghold of Minister of state for Railways Adhir Choudhury.

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