Indian oligarch Tata made it clear that there was absolutely no question of the Tatas pulling out of West Bengal
Ratan Sen
Dec. 27, 2006

The communists back him. The oligarch has no reason to fear the people of West Bengal. The chinese style oppressive communists will deliver he knows. Indian oligarch Tata made it clear that there was absolutely no question of the Tatas pulling out of West Bengal.

In his first public outburst in the controversial Singur issue, Ratan Tata has told a television news channel that not just politics but also his business competitors were responsible for the growing trouble in West Bengal.

In the mean time Mamata Bannerjee reagrded by the locals as the voice of the poor and oppressive continues to fast - she plans to die for the people of West Bengal while communists side with the oligarchs in West Bengal.

The health of Trinamool Congress Chief Mamata Banerjee has sharply deteriorated. She can die any time.

The Trinamool leader had to be put on oxygen on Tuesday after she complained of respiratory distress.

The NDA is expected to meet on Wednesday at Atal Behari Vajpayee's residence to finalise future plan of action with Trinamool against giving away farmland for factories.

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