Kolkata: Two months after coming to power in West Bengal, Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee on Thursday showcased her achievements including the Darjeeling agreement and financial package in Junglemahal, claiming no other government could have done this in such a short time.
"Signing of the historic Darjeeling hills treaty, bringing peace in Junglemahal, taking back land acquired by the government in Singur and the decision on release of political prisoners were done in a record two months," she said.
"This is a big achievement which no other government could do in such a short time," she claimed amidst repeated applause at a massive party rally at the Brigade Parade ground defying incessant rain.
"I can sacrifice my life, but I can't sacrifice my commitments. My government created one lakh jobs in the last two months and there will be scope for employment of 10 lakh in two years. Just have patience.
"I will take Bengal to its destined goal when there will be no financial crisis and everyone will again say what Bengal thinks today, India thinks tomorrow," she pledged.
She was addressing the Martyr's Day rally held annually by her party in memory of 13 Youth Congress workers killed in police firing here in 1993.
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