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Wise Bengalis reject Modi, Shah’s hate politics: JKPCC Chief
5/2/2021 11:10:00 PM
EARLY TIMES REPORT

JAMMU/SRINAGAR, May 2: Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Home Minister Amit Shah put the lives of 130 crore Indians to risk by ignoring a grave national health emergency for the sake of winning the West Bengal State elections; but the wise Bengalis rejected the politics of opportunism and communalism, said the JKPCC Chief G A Mir.
Reacting to the outcome of election results today JKPCC Chief in a statement issued said, “BJP especially the Prime Minister and the Home Minister had made West Bengal the battlefield to wrest the state at all costs by using all energy, attention and tactics at their command and ignoring the grave national health emergency knocking at the doors but the people of west Bengal rejected their lust for power and politics of polarization, division and communalism.”
He further said, “The entire nation of 130 crores people is today paying the price of the failure of the Modi government to take timely steps to upgrade the facilities and resources to deal with the Covid-02, which has gripped the entire country in a worst form with lack of required facilities and mismanagement at various fronts.
He said the strategy of West Bengal voters and their commitment to keep the communal and divisive forces at bay against all sorts of onslaughts would be a lesson for voters elsewhere in different parts of the country.
He also congratulated the people of Tamilnadu and Kerala also for rejecting the BJP and its political ambitions riding on its ideological and other tactics of power.
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