Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) National President JP Nadda alleged that the killings and assaults on his get together employees in West Bengal are sponsored by the State and Mamata Banerjee’s silence speaks about her involvement in these incidents.
Nadda stated that it’s unlucky that Mamataji has began her third time period with blood on her fingers.
Addressing a press convention on Wednesday, the BJP National President stated, “Massacre and brutal killings took place in Bengal and surprisingly the Chief Minister was silent for 36 hours. This speaks about her involvement. She may have won the election but on humanitarian ground she lost.”
On BJP employees fleeing from their homes out of worry, he stated, “It is shocking that nearly 80,000 to one lakh people fled their house to save their lives. It reminds me of August 16, 1946, when it was Direct Action Day. The violence that has happened post May 2 proved that Mamataji was actually talking about this khela hobe.”
When requested about the potential for President’s Rule in West Bengal, he stated, “We will fight it democratically in Bengal. We will continue to address the issues which are lacking here and we want every Bengali to live with dignity and equality. We will fight tooth and nail democratically.”
Claiming {that a} whole 14 BJP employees have been killed to date in Bengal, he stated, “I condemn the brutal killings which have taken place after the results. I don’t know where it will stop. It is alarming that people are taking shelter in neighbouring States like Assam to save their lives. We stand with every BJP worker and their family members who lost their lives. We will fight it till its conclusion.”
He stated, “In recent past, Bengal has suffered from double tragedy. Earlier, they suffered from ‘Amphan’ (Cyclone) and this year, they are suffering from ‘Mamata-phan’.”
In a two day go to to Bengal, Nadda met the relations of victims in Kolkata and its neighbouring districts and guaranteed them full cooperation in this time of disaster. He additionally promised them that their sacrifice for the get together is not going to go in useless.
Earlier at the moment, West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee claimed that the legislation and order scenario in the State (earlier than she was sworn in because the Chief Minister at the moment) was below the jurisdiction of the Election Commission.
Later, after being sworn-in because the Chief Minister, she had stated, “I will personally look into the law and order situation. No one will be spared if found guilty. I would like to request all the political party leaders to maintain peace as Bengal doesn’t believe in violence. I am aware of a few sporadic incidents after the poll result was announced which happened at various places in the State. I will make a few postings (hinting at reshuffling of IPS and junior officers) to restore law and order in some places. I will not hesitate to take punitive measures against anybody who will try to create problems.”
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