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Mamata Banerjee slams Centre for not inviting her to be part of Sheikh Hasina's India visit

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Kolkata, September 8

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West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee on Thursday slammed the Centre for not inviting her to be a part of Bangladesh Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina’s ongoing visit to India.

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Banerjee said she was curious over why the BJP-led central government was “worried” about her meeting Hasina.

“I share an excellent relationship with Bangladesh PM Sheikh Hasina, but (the Centre) did not invite me to be a part of her visit,” she said while addressing a special session of the Trinamool Congress.

“I don’t want to talk about external affairs or bilateral ties. But I have noticed that the Centre tries to stop me whenever I am invited to any foreign country. I want to know why the Union government is so worried about me meeting foreign dignitaries,” Banerjee said.

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Hasina arrived in New Delhi on Monday on a four-day tour to expand the overall ties between the two countries. 

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