Trinamool to fight alone against Cong, BJP and CPI-M : Mamata

April 07, 2014 18:37

Trinamool Congress chief Mamata Banerjee today said the party will fight the ongoing Lok Sabha polls alone and will still emerge as the third largest party.

At election rallies in Jamalpur and Balagarh in West Bengal today, Mamata said, that the Congress, BJP and CPI-M had entered into a 'tacit pact', and urged people not to vote for them.

"Trinamool will fight it alone and taste victory," she told an election rally at Jamalpur.

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