Mamata Banerjee likely to visit Delhi to meet Oppn parties over 'misuse' of central agencies

New Delhi, March 15: West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee is expected to visit New Delhi on March 15 to meet with opposition parties about the alleged misuse of central agencies against them.

This follows a parliamentary spat between the BJP-led central government and the Opposition parties over Congress leader Rahul Gandhi's remarks in the United Kingdom and the demand for a Joint Parliamentary Committee to investigate the Hindunberg report against Adani. A top Trinamool Congress leader said that the party chief is likely to visit Delhi, but the schedule has yet to be finalised.

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"...but it is likely she will be in Delhi towards the end of March or early April," the leader further said.

According to sources, the TMC chief meeting with Congress leaders is unlikely.

"Those that the TMC chief is likely to meet when in the national capital include the political parties who issued a jointly signed letter to Prime Minister Narendra Modi on the opposition being at the receiving end of the Central agencies," sources added.

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