Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee, stood up by junior doctors who were invited at the state secretariat for a meeting today, apologized to the people and said she was not enamoured of the top post in the state and was ready to step down.
“Our government has been insulted. Common people do not know there is a political colour to it. They do not want justice. They want the chair. In the interest of the people I am ready to step down. I do not want the post of the Chief Minister. I want justice for Tilottama. And I want common people to get medical treatment,” Ms Banerjee said at a press conference after waiting two hours for the junior doctors’ delegation.
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