WB: Deepa Dasmunshi alleges TMC attack on Cong offices Kolkata: Union minister Deepa Dasmunshi on Wednesday alleged that Congress offices and her car were attacked by Trinamool Congress workers in West Bengal, in retaliation to Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee and her finance minister being the target of SFI's ire in Delhi.

"My car was attacked yesterday at Namkhana by TMC workers. This morning there were reports that Congress offices were attacked," Dasmunshi, union minister of state for urban development told a press conference along with WBPCC president Pradip Bhattacharya.

Referring to the death of SFI leader Sudipta Gupta in police custody in Kolkata, Dasmunshi said, "We have condemned the death of Sudipta Gupta as well as the targeting of Mamata Banerjee and Amit Mitra by the SFI in Delhi.

"It is shameful the way violence has been unleashed by TMC since yesterday. It is for the TMC government to show restraint, so that a civil war does not break out in West Bengal," she said....more    
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Dancing won't make you a leader, Kakoli Ghosh tells Deepa Dasmunsi Trinamool Congress (TMC) leader Kakoli Ghosh may have embarrassed her party again. On Sunday, while addressing a public rally, the TMC MP took a swipe at her Congress rival Deepa Dasmunsi and said that dancing and make-up cannot form leaders. "Dancing won't make you a leader. It won't work. You can't say bad things about the TMC. Also, you need to think about humanity," Ghosh said. ...  
06:51 PM, Feb 03, 2013

UPA rewards Mamata baiters, includes them in PM's team Kolkata: The Congress made sure that it replied to Trinamool Congress chief Mamata Banerjee's walkout from the UPA in a strong manner. Two of the TMC chief's strongest political opponents have been elevated to the cabinet. Two months after the TMC supremo walked out of the coalition, two of her most bitter detractors in the West Bengal Congress, Adhir Ranjan Chowdhury and Deepa Dasmunsi have been inducted into the Cabinet....  
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