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Mamata Banerjee hit out at PM Modi's unscheduled trip to a jhalmuri shop during his campaign trail in West Bengal, calling it a "scripted drama".

It's all drama: Mamata on PM making pit stop to buy 'jhalmuri' during Bengal poll campaign| India News

Proving his massive digital influence once again, Prime Minister Narendra Modi's candid video of enjoying West Bengal's iconic street snack "Jhalmuri" went viral on social media, clocking over 100 million views after a day of being posted on Instagram, while on Facebook, it quickly surged toward the 90 million mark.

Taking a jibe at the prime minister for campaigning extensively across West Bengal for the Assembly polls, Congress president Mallikarjun Kharge asked whether Modi wished to become the chief minister of the state.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi's recent purchase of a Rs 10 'jhalmuri' during his campaign in West Bengal has sparked controversy. Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee criticized the incident as staged, questioning how cameras were present for an alleged unscheduled stop. , India News, Times Now

West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee has criticised Prime Minister Narendra Modi over a street-food stop during his visit to the state, alleging it was a political set-up. Mamata claimed that a microphone and camera were pre-installed, jhalmuri was specially arranged with SPG assistance, and questioned the optics of the interaction, while also taking aim at the PM's 'chaiwala' narrative.

Prime Minister Modi, after addressing a rally in Jhargram stopped at College Mor on his way to the helipad. There, he stepped out of his convoy and was seen eating jhalmuri at a roadside stall, surrounded by supporters.

Ongoing election cycle is witnessing heightened political activity and strategic positioning across states, particularly in West Bengal and Tamil Nad

Mamata Banerjee criticizes PM Modi's jhalmuri purchase during campaign, calling it a scripted "drama" at a rally.

PM Modi on Sunday made an unscheduled stop during his campaign tour in West Bengal and enjoyed 'jhalmuri', a popular Bengali street food made of puffed rice, green chilies, and other spices at Jhargram.