TMC regime has no moral right to continue: Buddhadeb

January 03, 2015 21:33

Lashing out at Trinamool Congress over alleged involvement of its several leaders in Saradha scam, CPI-M Politburo member Buddhadeb Bhattacharjee today said the TMC regime has no moral right to continue in office in the wake of the arrest of some of them.

"We all know the kind of involvement their leaders have in the scam. It has never happened in the political history of Bengal that a minister has been sent to jail on charges of corruption while in office," Bhattacharjee, the former chief minister of the state, said in a programme of CPI-M mouth piece "Ganashakti".

"The TMC regime is neck deep in corruption. It has no moral right to continue. In the last three and a half years of its rule the party has pushed the state 10 years behind compared to the development in other states. No new industry - whether heavy, medium or small scale, have come up in the state," he said.

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