New Delhi: West Bengal Chief Minister and Trinamool Congress chief Mamta Banerjee, who was injured during the election campaign in Nandigram yesterday, will now sit in a wheel chair and take part in the election campaign. Mamta has given this information by releasing a video message from the hospital. In the video message, Mamta has said that there were a lot of injuries due to the attack in Nandigram. There is pain in the arms and legs. Mamta has further said that she will come out after a few days and campaign in a wheelchair.
“I would appeal to my party cadres, supporters, activist and common people to maintain peace and calm. It is true that I was badly hurt last night and felt severe pain in the chest and head. The doctors are looking after me,” she said.
The Trinamool Congress issued the over-a-minute-long video clip that was recorded at the special cabin number 12.5 of the Woodburn Block of SSKM Hospital where Banerjee is undergoing treatment after being injured during the election campaign in Nandigram.
The chief minister was rushed back to Kolkata on Wednesday and admitted to the state-run hospital with injuries on her left leg, waist, shoulder and neck, according to doctors.
Banerjee earlier alleged that during her campaign in Nandigram, she was attacked by four-five men who pushed her, besides banging on her the door of her car, leading to the injuries.
