NDA’s presidential candidate Draupadi Murmu is more likely to win. Mamta Banerjee said this on Friday. Not only this, she said, ‘If BJP had already told about the candidate, I would have thought about it. On the day of Rath Yatra, the country is buzzing with this important statement of Mamta Banerjee. The Chief Minister inaugurated the Rath Yatra program at the ISKCON temple in Kolkata. Responding to a question from reporters, Banerjee said, “If the BJP had told about the candidate earlier, I would have thought about it. In the current political situation, Draupadi Murmu is more likely to win. Especially in Maharashtra. ”
At the same time, the Trinamool supremo also said, “We have a feeling towards the tribals. Had the BJP reported earlier that it would contest a tribal man in the presidential election, all the opposition parties could sit together and discuss it. They called us and asked for our suggestions. But we didn’t say anything.”
The chief minister also said, “It would have been better for the country to have a presidential candidate in the larger interest. I can’t do anything alone now. 17 parties took the same decision. Now the nominations have also been filed. Nothing more to be done.” ” In view of this statement of Trinamool supremo, the process of selection of candidates for Presidential Election 2022 has started across the country. Questions were also raised on opposition unity.
After Ramnath Kovind, who will be the next President of India, this is being debated all over the country. However, NDA-backed candidate Draupadi Murmu is likely to be the new President. According to initial estimates, he is ahead of the 17 opposition-backed candidates Yashwant Sinha.
Draupadi Murmu was born on 20 June 1958 in Baidaposi village of Mayurbhanj district of Odisha in a tribal family. His father’s name is Biranchi Narayan Tudu. She was appointed as the ninth governor of Jharkhand and was the first governor of Jharkhand to serve a five-year term. Draupadi Murmu was also a former minister of Odisha and was MLA from Rairangpur assembly constituency from 2000 to 2004. If she wins the election, she will become the country’s first tribal president.