TMC forms different committees to tame indiscipline
Trinamul Congress will suspend any leader who will receive three show-cause notices and give unsatisfactory replies.
The BJP on Friday alleged that over 1,000 dalit families’- houses were burned down by TMC activists for not voting their candidates in recent panchayat poll.
Addressing a Press conference at state BJP headquarters BJP national spokesperson Bizay Sonkar Shastri asserted that the law and order situation has deteriorated in West Bengal, and he on Friday sought ‘immediate imposition’ of President’s Rule in the state.
Mr Sonkar, also accused the TMC government of ‘persecuting’ Muslims and dalits in the state. Mr Sonkar also said that several persons belonging to the dalits were killed as BJP got victory in several panchayat areas.
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“The President’s rule should be immediately imposed in West Bengal as the law and order system in the state has completely broken down. The TMC government is not at all serious about the development of Muslims or Dalits in the state,” the national spokesperson of the BJP, said.
Referring to the deaths of two Dalit BJP workers in Purulia, he alleged that the “oppressed and minorities live in poor condition” in West Bengal.
“The killing of two Dalit BJP workers in Purulia is a blatant example of how Dalits are being attacked in this state,” he said. Asked about the incidents of Dalit lynching across the country, Mr Sonkar maintained that action has been initiated to punish the culprits in all such cases.
The senior BJP leader also accused the opposition parties of “strategically uniting the Muslims and Dalits” against the BJP government by “spreading canards”.
“We don’t have any problem of uniting any community or caste. But we condemn the strategy of uniting Muslims and Dalits just for the sake of deriving political dividends,” he added.
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