Mamata Banerjee plays drum, dances with tribals in East Medinipur | Watch video

West Bengal CM Mamata Banerjee on 4 March tried her hands once again on traditional dhol and performs a traditional dance during a government distribution program in East Medinipur.

She was seen playing the drum on a tribal song, while later she could be seen dancing with the tribal.

Meanwhile, crude bombs were recovered 20 km away from the Bhupatinagar area on 4 March, ahead of Banerjee's administrative review meeting at Tamluk in East Midnapore district.

Reports claim that the bombs were kept in an abandoned hut in the field.

Earlier too, Banerjee was seen playing drum during an event in Malda on 31 January. 

Meanwhile on Monday, senior party leader Tapas Roy resigned as an MLA, ahead of the scheduled announcement of the Lok Sabha polls.

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The TMC’s deputy chief whip in the West Bengal assembly and a legislator from the Baranagar constituency of north Kolkata had submitted his resignation to Speaker Biman Banerjee in the Monday afternoon.

Roy said that he took the step after expressing his "deep disappointment and hurt" with his party and its supremo Mamata Banerjee for “deserting him during trying circumstances".

He said to the media at his Bowbazar residence in central Kolkata that the party leadership did not stand by him when his residence was raided by the Enforcement Directorate (ED) on January 12 this year.

“Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee stood in the assembly and said that the ED was targeting Shajahan Sheikh. I was expecting her to speak a word or two about the raids at my place which devastated my family. But not a word was spoken," Roy said.

Claiming he has remained 'spotless and free of corruption' during his entire political career, he alleged, “I have reasons to believe that a section of my own