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| Anirban Ganguly addresses "Bengal Par Charcha" | | BJP expresses concern over grave situation in West Bengal | | Early Times Report
Jammu, June 2: BJP Jammu & Kashmir held a virtual meeting on the Bengal socio-political circumstances and current excesses of TMC activists on BJP activists.
Anirban Ganguly, Director of Dr. Syama Prasad Mookerjee Research Foundation (SPMRF) was the main speaker in the event. BJP National General Secretary & Prabhari Jammu & Kashmir Tarun Chugh, Seh-Prabhari Ashish Sood, BJP State President Ravinder Raina, National Secretary Narinder Singh, former State President & former MP Shamsher Singh Manhas, former President & MP Jugal Kishore Sharma, former president Sat Sharma, General Secretary(Org.) Ashok Kaul, BJP State office bearers, District Presidents and other senior leaders addressed and attended the meeting.
Ganguly discussed the prevailing socio-political scenario that has been created by the TMC goons under direct shelter of Mamta Bannerjee. He said that after the Bengal elections TMC activists have unleashed a wave of terror on all those who have supported BJP and are forcing people to flee for their lives. The TMC goons are not even sparing females and are crossing all limits of barbarism. They have changed the culture if Bengal and trying to forcefully gag the voice of the public.
He said that this intolerant political dispensation is adopting all means of terror right from physical humiliations to physical attacks to extortions to killings so as to terrorize BJP supporters. He said that they never imagined that for the first time such strong opposition would be formed by any political party that is to be by a National party like BJP.
Ganguly said that Dalits, Tribals and the women are the worst sufferers of their atrocities. He pointed out that TMC goons are not even allowing Covid relief material to reach the needy who have supported BJP.
Meeting was coordinated by BJP Headquarter Incharge & former Minister Priya Sethi. She also encouraged the participants to discuss their opinions among the panel. |
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