Mamata’s Drama on Bengal Floods – ‘Thugbandhan’ Exposed

Mamata’s Drama on Bengal Floods

West Bengal is once again reeling under the grip of the Bengal Floods. Lakhs have been displaced, and hundreds of villages are submerged.
The state administration is in complete disarray. While people are crying for help.
Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee has started her same old political drama — blaming the Centre and others to cover up her government’s failure.

🔹 The Pattern of the “Thugbandhan” – Politics in Tragedy, Silence in Relief

This is not just Bengal’s story. It’s the same pattern seen in every state ruled by the so-called “Thugbandhan” — TMC, Congress, RJD, SP, DMK, Left, etc.

Whenever a disaster or tragedy strikes, these leaders are more focused on political statements than real relief work.
Hindu-majority areas are deliberately neglected, while appeasement-based regions receive prompt relief.
False accusations, emotional drama, and blame games begin immediately to protect their vote banks.

🔹 Bengal’s Case – Running Away from Responsibility

Mamata Banerjee has claimed that this is a “man-made flood,” blaming the Damodar Valley Corporation (DVC), Bihar, Jharkhand, and even Bhutan for releasing excess water. But the truth is —

The Bengal government has ignored river cleaning, desilting, and embankment maintenance for years.
The Centre had already released ₹1,290 crore for flood management and border area development, but the funds were poorly utilized.
Though state officials participated in joint meetings with Bhutan and neighbouring states, no serious preventive plan was implemented.

It is now evident that this tragedy is not natural — it is the result of administrative negligence and political selfishness.

Centre and RSS Volunteers – The Real Rescuers

Every time such a disaster hits, it is the central agencies — NDRF, SDRF, the Army, along with RSS, VHP, and Bajrang Dal volunteers — who step forward for rescue and relief operations.
Meanwhile, the state government focuses only on media optics — visiting affected areas for cameras and issuing hollow statements.
This same pattern repeats in every “Thugbandhan” ruled state —
Politics and appeasement first, people’s suffering last.

The Old Game of the “Thugbandhan” – Promises, Photoshoots, and Forgetfulness

As soon as tragedy strikes, Mamata and her allies announce compensation packages and relief funds.
They hold press conferences and give emotional speeches — but no real help reaches the ground.
They are in the frontline to seek votes and make falses promises. Once elections are over, all promises and piliticians both disappear.
In many places, local officials distribute relief materials among party workers, while poor villagers get nothing.
This is not governance — it is a mockery of democracy and humanity.

The Same Drama Every Time – Vote Bank Comes First

Across “Thugbandhan” states — Bengal, Bihar, Jharkhand, Tamil Nadu — every disaster brings the same outcome.

Hindu villages are either ignored or helped last.
State relief is given selectively to “preferred communities.”
Central aid is rejected or politicized as “interference.”

These states use tragedy as an opportunity to safeguard their vote banks, not to serve their citizens.

🔹 People Are Waking Up

Now, the people of Bengal and Bharat are beginning to see the truth.
They are realizing that —

During every crisis, it is the Centre, the Army, and RSS volunteers who risk their lives to save citizens.
And the “Thugbandhan” leaders are only busy blaming the Centre and faking sympathy for votes.

This awakening among citizens shows that people are finally losing trust in these corrupt and manipulative politicians.

🔹 The Final Choice – Development or Deceit

This Bengal flood is not just a disaster — it’s a wake-up call.
If people still do not learn, the same “Thugbandhan” will continue to politicize their suffering during every calamity.

Now the choice lies with the people of Bengal and India —

Will they again bring back these corrupt, appeasement-driven leaders to power?
Or will they support a government that values the nation, Dharma, and the people’s welfare above politics?

✍️ This is not politics — this is the battle between service and selfishness. The people must now recognize the truth.

🇮🇳Jai Bharat, Vandematram 🇮🇳

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