Opposition parties today slammed West Bengal Chief Minister Buddhadeb Bhatacharjee for his remarks that it is difficult to track down Maoist leader Kishenji. <br/>Congress Spokesperson Manish Tewari said in New Delhi that the statement is symptomatic of the complete collapse of the administration. He said, either the Chief Minister is completely clueless about the public utterances that he is making or the government of West Bengal has a vested interest in protecting the Maoists. <br/>Terming Bhattacharjee's statement as careless, BJP spokesman Rajiv Pratap Rudy said, it reflected the ineptness and complete collapse of the state administration. Former IB Chief Arun Bhagat said the Chief Minister is perhaps, not aware of technologies available to track down the callers. <br/>Mr Bhatacharjee had on Sunday said, that they can identify the mobile tower but it is difficult to pin-point Kishenji's location in that area. He said the Maoist leader is talking to hundreds of journalists every day but despite this, it is difficult to catch him.<br/>