BJP protests violence by TMC during Amit Shah’s road show in Kolkata
| Date :16-May-2019 |
Staff Reporter:
RAIPUR
The Chhattisgarh unit of Bharatiya Janata Party carried out a Peace March in the capital in protest against the violence allegedly carried out on the behest of Trinamool Congress led government in West Bengal during the road-show of BJP National President Amit Shah in Kolkata. Large number of BJP party office-bearers and workers participated in the rally wearing black bands as a mark of protest. Later BJP National Vice President Dr Raman Singh, BJP National General Secretary Saroj Pandey, State General Secretary (Organisation) Pawan Sai, Raipur President Rajiv Agrawal handed over a memorandum to District Collector addressed in the name of Chief Election Commissioner, Election Commission of India demanding a complete ban on Mamta Banerjee till the Lok Sabha elections – 2019 are over.
Asserting that at a time when the biggest festival of democracy is underway and people are enthusiastically participating in this biggest festival, BJP National General Secretary Saroj Pandey stated that it is very unfortunate that during this festival of democracy, the oppressive All India Trinamool Congress government in West Bengal led by Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee, openly attacked the road-show being led by Bharatiya Janata Party National President Amit Shah in Kolkata.
She further added that it is also known to one and all that the police as well as the office of the Electoral Officer in West Bengal remained mute spectators. Addressing to the mediapersons on the backdrop of Peace March taken out by the Chhattisgarh unit of Bharatiya Janata Party, the BJP National General Secretary said the Trinamool government in West Bengal has made a mockery of democracy. If the governments will act like this in democracy then the prevailing federal system will collapse virtually. In order to maintain this federal system it is necessary that both central and state government should carry out development in unison. It is necessary to maintain this federal system in democracy, which the Mamta Banerjee led government has violated severely.
She has not only openly carried out hooliganism but has challenged the democracy openly and tried to prove that she doesn’t believe in democracy. It is pity that Mamta Banerjee, who had emerged in the state and national politics by fighting against such kind of oppression, is today carrying out the same. BJP National Vice President Dr Raman Singh while addressing media persons, severely criticized the violence and cane-charge near Kolkata University at Maniktola in Kolkata, during the road-show of BJP National President Amit Shah on Tuesday. He said West Bengal Chief Minister Mamta Banerjee anticipating massive attrition of mandate has taken to murder of democracy.
He said the West Bengal Chief Minister doesn’t have faith on democracy and while playing with the country’s interest has become the guardian of Bangladeshi infiltrators for her mere political selfishness and gains. When she felt that this time the people of West Bengal have started deserting her and she would be thrown out of state polity, she let loose goons of Trinamool Congress under protection of state police to wreck havoc on the streets. Prominent leaders who participated in the Peace March are Srichand Sundrani, Deojibhai Patel, Sanjay Srivastava, Sachidanand Upasne, Chaggan Mundra, Kedarnath Gupta, Praful Vishwakarma, G P Sharma, Ashok Pandey, Ambika Yadu, Mirza Ezaz Baig, Anjay Shukla, Kishore Mahanand, Jayanti Patel, Shayamsundar Agrawal, Bajrang Agrawal, Vijay Sharma, Gopi Sahu, Amarjeet Singh, etc.