Sukant Majumdar, a leader of the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP), has launched a strong attack on Abhishek Banerjee, accusing him of lacking a fundamental understanding of the Goods and Services Tax (GST). During his remarks, Majumdar emphasized that the information Banerjee conveyed was not his own but rather read from notes prepared by his associate, Sumit. This criticism suggests that Banerjee's reliance on his team's input may lead to public misinformation regarding crucial economic policies like GST.

Majumdar also pointed out that Sumit, who was responsible for the information provided to Banerjee, is well-versed in the financial aspects of handling money, implying that there may be ulterior motives or ulterior knowledge in how information is concealed or misrepresented. The insinuation here is that not only Banerjee but also his close aides might be complicit in the dissemination of incorrect information, which raises concerns about transparency and accountability within Banerjee's team.

This confrontation between the BJP and the TMC (Trinamool Congress), represented by Banerjee, highlights the ongoing political tussle in West Bengal. As the BJP continues to exert pressure on the TMC regarding their governance and policy understanding, this incident serves to indicate the depth of rivalry and the strategic maneuvers deployed by political parties in preparation for upcoming elections.