1) Industrialization and improvement had been the buzzword in the assembly election 2006 and unfortunately not even a single industry has been formed in last 3 years

2) The vote face of 2006 election had been Buddhadev Bhattacharya, the chief minister. This is very worthy mentionable, the government, led by Buddhadev Bhattacharya could not meet that level of expectation.

3) Singur has become the prime agenda in 2009 parliament elections by both the parties. Whatever the reason might be, the Tata Motors had to shift the Nano factory from Singur. We should be humble enough to state that people want work, not excuses.

4) The favorite slogan of Buddhadev Bhattacharya is, Do it now! Perhaps Singur had proved the inability in decision making processes and obviously the entire scenario never justifies an able administration in the state.

5) The entire Nandigram issue could be avoided at a very early stage by some strong and confident administrative measures.

6) The government had given enough space to the Maoist, which had generated unnecessary and unwanted bloodshed. If the government can not save the lives of rural people, it does never portray a good image of the government

7) When the huge number of CPI(M) supporters have been attacked by Maoist or TMC supporters (in case of Nandigram), the government could never protect them. This proves the clear failure of the administration

If the Chief Minister appreciates the performance of the government employees, the commoners always take it with a pinch of salt, as their experiences with the governmental departments are mostly bad. People are intelligent enough to understand that the CM wants to ensure the party’s vote bank.

9) In many cases, the development funds, sent by the central government, remain unused even at a time, when the poverty level is very high

10) Buddhadev Bhattacharya is reckoned as a cultural person and if he tries to create a difference between the so called cultural stalwarts, commoners never take it in the right spirit

Buddhadev Bhattacharya could gain immense popularity in 2006, but a series of exhibitions of procrastination tendency, lack of decision taking ability and arrogant attitude have led to such a formidable devastation in the recent parliamentary elections, May 2009.