Mamata Banerjee

Singh attacked the state's lawlessness and said, "West Bengal is in total anarchy. It is unbelievable that the Chief Minister, being a woman, orders lathi charge, water cannons, and tear gas when protests are held against crimes related to women."

During the speech, Banerjee said that Prime Minister Narendra Modi engineered violence in West Bengal through BJP leaders. "If the BJP sets Bengal on fire, the states of Assam, Uttar Pradesh, Bihar, Jharkhand, Odisha and Delhi too will suffer," she said.

"We plan to introduce a Bill in the state Assembly within 10 days to seek capital punishment for those who commit rape and murder. We'll send it to the Governor, and if he doesn't approve it, we'll start an open-ended protest outside the Raj Bhavan. This Bill must become law... He can't dodge responsibility this time. Why shouldn't we hang rapists?" Banerjee asked while speaking at an event celebrating the foundation day of Trinamool Chhatra Parishad (TMCP), her party's student organization.

Chief Minister Mohan Charan Majhi extended his congratulations to Mohanta after her seamless reelection to the Rajya Sabha.

On Tuesday, Nadda denounced the violence and oppression inflicted on the doctors, youth, and women of West Bengal by both the Mamata Banerjee administration and its police force, labeling their actions as not only reprehensible but also a disgrace to humanity.

In his critique of the Trinamool Congress chief, Singh addressed the recent rape-murder of a female doctor at R.G. Kar Medical College & Hospital in Kolkata, among other incidents. He told, “Mamata Banerjee is a member of the ‘Tukde Tukde’ gang. She has no concern from the people of West Bengal. The daughters of Bengal have been subjected to (sexual) abuse and assaults… Mamata Banerjee and those linked to her are behind those incidents.”

Chief Advisor to Mamata Banerjee Alapan Bandopadhyay read out contents of the letter before mediapersons. He confirmed the development, which said the Chief Minister has suggested setting up of special fast-track courts for speedy trials in such cases.

Manjhi, a former Chief Minister of Bihar, questioned Banerjee’s decision to lead a procession herself, stating, "It was absurd that Banerjee chose to take out a procession herself yesterday. The entire administration is under her control. Against whom was she staging a protest?"

The Uttarpara Sakti Sangha Club of Uttarpara in Hooghly District declared in front of the cameras that it would turn down the grant—hiked to Rs 85,000 this year from Rs 70,000 last year. Secretary of the club, Prasenjit Ghosh, said, "This decision is not political in any way. This is a token protest and the demand for quick punishment for the culprits in the RG Kar case.".

Banerjee warned that if the CBI does not deliver results by the end of the day on Sunday, the Trinamool Congress will organize protests in the national capital. She stated, “If the CBI is unable to nab the culprits by Sunday, there will be bigger agitations. We will stage protest demonstrations in Delhi. We want the culprits to be hanged by Sunday,” she said towards the end of her speech at a Trinamool Congress rally in Kolkata.