Greeted with Protests in Bengal, Dilip Ghosh Says BJP Workers Came to Share Woes with Him

Bengal BJP chief Dilip Ghosh was on Monday greeted with protests by occasion employees in Asansol, the place he was scheduled to attend an organisational assembly. Making mild of the agitation, Ghosh, nevertheless, mentioned that the employees, most of them homeless, had come to share their woes with him.

Last week, he had confronted demonstrations in Hooghly. The BJP has mentioned that a lot of its employees in Bengal had to abandon houses and flee amid assaults by activists of the ruling TMC, which gained the lately held meeting elections.

“They had to go away their houses and are at present reeling below monetary misery. The employees had come to communicate with me,” Ghosh told reporters following the organisational meeting. One of the protesters, nonetheless, maintained that they chose to hit the streets, after facing “neglect” by the occasion, for which that they had toiled onerous through the years.

Sources in the saffron occasion mentioned, shutters on the assembly corridor had to be downed to hold away the protesters, a few of whom needed to take part in the dialogue. The state BJP chief had come throughout protests in Hooghly’s Chinsurah on Friday, with a lot of them alleging that turncoats have been liable for the saffron brigade’s dismal ballot efficiency in the district.