Mamata on rail finances: I hate jugglery

Fri, 25 February 2011

16:48

Mamata Banerjee speaks to a TV channel, post rail budget presentation. She's being told that railway finances are poor. She says it was earlier, not any more. And then suddenly jumps at the reporter's throat saying: "I am not like others. I hate the word jugglery. Financial situation is very good in raliways. PM has said so. Says railways isfully viable."

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