After saying yes, Mamata refuses to attend Modi's swearing-in ceremony

Mamata started her statement by writing that she wanted to accept the "constitutional invitation". But in "last one hour", she saw media reports in which BJP claimed that 54 people were murdered in political violence in her state.

"This is completely untrue. There have been no political murders in Bengal," she wrote and added people may have died due to other reasons.

Mamata's RSVP comes after reports suggested that Modi has invited families of BJP workers, who died in the violence, for the ceremony.

Notably, Bengal voted under a shadow of violence in all seven phases of elections. Trinamool and BJP workers clashed despite heavy deployment of central forces.

However, the results made BJP happy as the party increased its tally from 2 to 18.

Further, the Trinamool chief is facing a lot of problems these days. After a poor performance in polls (the party won just 22 seats in West Bengal), several Trinamool members chose BJP.

On Tuesday, two Trinamool MLAs and over 50 councilors from various districts of the state joined the saffron party.

Most of the turncoats claimed there was no democracy in Trinamool.