Patna, Nov. 25 -- Bihar Minister and state BJP president Dilip Kumar Jaiswal has sharply criticised West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee for opposing the Special Intensive Revision (SIR) process in her state, stating that she should "learn from Bihar" where the exercise was carried out smoothly and with public acceptance.

Speaking to ANI after formally taking charge as Bihar's Industries Minister on Tuesday, Jaiswal said the people of Bihar had rejected attempts to politicise the issue and had full faith in the sanitised voter list.

"Mamata Banerjee should learn from Bihar. About the 15 crore people in Bihar, more than 6 crore voters in the state, rejected the 'vote chori' and the issue over SIR raised by Rahul Gandhi; they have n...