Bengal is celebrating its Chief Minister, Mamata Banerjee, by modelling an idol of her for upcoming Durga pooja celebrations. Chakdah, a city and municipality in Kalyani subdivision of Nadia district in West Bengal shows Mamata has dressed in her ubiquitous white saree with a white and blue border, with a hands folded in a namaste gesture. The fibreglass idol of the Chief Minister has 10 hands separately attached from behind, each pointing towards the government schemes introduced/implement by her in the past five years as leader of the state. Here's what Twitterati had to say:

Le Halua, Theme-based Durga-puja's took a turn for the worse#Mamata made the face of Durga in a Pandal
A scene straight from #AndarMahal!

— Shuvankar Mukherjee (@shuvankr) October 6, 2016

#Mamata is now treated as #goddess She is worshiped by people who desperately want her blessings in #WestBengal #India

{#TrinamoolCongress} pic.twitter.com/z3phbjB5n0

— Gopesh दुबे (@DubeyGopesh) October 5, 2016

Disgusting dictatorial narcissism of #Mamata's TMC has destroyed the grand Bengal of the old. #DurgaPuja2016 😠😠 https://t.co/WkNyoznCkR

— DatAsianGirl (@ShradanjaliRai) October 4, 2016

#Mamata ruled #WasteBengal might ban #DurgaPuja but we in #Gorkhaland will celebrate it with splendor. #Darjeeling https://t.co/1IRRQCpnWY

— DatAsianGirl (@ShradanjaliRai) October 4, 2016