Target: 2011 Assembly Polls

Banerjee said the Centre should come clean on the issue and the measures they are taking against the Left Front government for unleashing violence in the state.

“I do not survive in politics at anybody’s mercy and asked him (Mukherjee) if they have lent support to the state government in spreading violence in the state by CPM,” Banerjee told the reporters.

TMC sources said Congress silence on her demand for early Assembly in the state has angered Banerjee. Recently,the CPM has launched a massive negative campaign against Banerjee and the performance of Railways. The ruling party has adopted a strategy to halt ambitious railway projects in the state.

“If CPM has the courage,I challenge them to hold elections tomorrow. I am sure people will throw them out,” said Banerjee.

She claimed,a six-volume report detailing the ongoing violence in Bengal has been sent to the Central government to establish her demand for Centre’s intervention in maintaining law and order in the state.

“I felt it is my responsibility to inform the Centre about the political situation in the state,” said Banerjee.

According to TMC sources,Banerjee has asked party cadres to launch an aggressive campaign against the Left Front across and has also decided to go alone till the Assembly elections are announced. The party will decide about its next move at the core committee meeting on Monday,which will be attended by all Union ministers and key party leaders. Banerjee also announced today that her party supporters will hit the streets from Monday.