New Delhi: West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee should start building jails for her ministers and party leaders following the Supreme Court decision in the Narada sting case, Bharatiya Janata Party MP Roopa Ganguly on Wednesday said.
"Chief Minister has given a statement saying she welcomes the decision. What will happen by merely welcoming it? Construct jails for 30-40 people. Let us start with the 12 (allegedly caught on camera accepting money)” she remarked.
"Slowly everything will come out and the space in jail too will not be sufficient. Jails (will be meant for) their big ministers and leaders. So five-star jails too need to be constructed," Ganguly said sarcastically outside Parliament.
The Supreme Court had on Tuesday refused to stay the CBI probe into the Narada sting operation, which was ordered by the Calcutta High Court.
TMC chief Mamata Banerjee termed the apex court ruling on the matter as a "positive" one.
CPM's Lok Sabha MP Mohammed Salim said that the Supreme Court decision will help CBI investigate the matter and bring out the truth.
The Narada sting operation had allegedly caught some TMC leaders taking money.
