KOLKATA: Arch rivals BJP and Trinamool are on the similar web page when it comes to opposing a bandh call by way of business unions.
“We will strengthen the government that discharges its responsibilities by way of opposing the bandh. We need work tradition, building. We don't subscribe to detrimental politics, akin to calling a bandh. People don't strengthen it. The Centre is opposed to bandh, so is the state,” Bengal BJP president Dilip Ghosh stated on Monday, four months after his party referred to as a state-wide bandh in Bengal to protest against the killing of two students at Uttar Dinajpur’s Islampur in “police firing” in September, 2018.
Ghosh’s remark, which came two days after he wanted leader minister Mamata Banerjee on her birthday on Saturday, has raised eyebrows in political circles. West Bengal Pradesh Congress president Somen Mitra cited Ghosh’s anti-bandh remark to establish that BJP in Bengal was playing the second one mess around to Trinamool. “BJP and Trinamool are on the similar web page on the bandh, referred to as by way of Left business unions. We have moral strengthen for the bandh. But have a look at Trinamool and BJP. They are serving each other’s purpose,” Mitra stated. Congress supporters learn Ghosh’s remark with the Hazra Road tendencies on Monday night, when police arrested BJP Mahila Morcha state president Locket Chatterjee however gave Ghosh a go-by. Ghosh was leading the Mahila Morcha rally to the CM’s Kalighat place of dwelling.
Left events are decided to head ahead with the two-day bandh, starting on January 8 — “Aat noi, kaaj noi” programme. This time, bandh volunteers, together with Left leaders, will take part in picketing at various places within the city and districts. Left Front chairman Biman Bose will wooden on the Shyambazar Five-Point Crossing at 10am on Tuesday. CPM state secretary Surjya Kanta Mishra will be at Rajabazar at 9am. CPM leaders Sujan Chakrabarty and Rabin Deb will be at Jadavpur and Hazra. All party contributors have been asked to stay away from work and actively take part within the bandh.
CPM common secretary Sitaram Yechury stated business unions had been compelled to name the bandh after the BJP-led govt refused to address the burning problems with price upward thrust, unemployment and misery in farming sector. They also are opposed to the “govt’s bid to polarise folks on non secular lines”. “Parliament isn't ready to address the problems due to the anomalous situation, the place BJP has a majority within the Lok Sabha however within the Rajya Sabha. The BJP is now pushing its Hindutva schedule. We are going for fashionable mobilisation to mount pressure on the govt,” Yechury stated.
“We will strengthen the government that discharges its responsibilities by way of opposing the bandh. We need work tradition, building. We don't subscribe to detrimental politics, akin to calling a bandh. People don't strengthen it. The Centre is opposed to bandh, so is the state,” Bengal BJP president Dilip Ghosh stated on Monday, four months after his party referred to as a state-wide bandh in Bengal to protest against the killing of two students at Uttar Dinajpur’s Islampur in “police firing” in September, 2018.
Ghosh’s remark, which came two days after he wanted leader minister Mamata Banerjee on her birthday on Saturday, has raised eyebrows in political circles. West Bengal Pradesh Congress president Somen Mitra cited Ghosh’s anti-bandh remark to establish that BJP in Bengal was playing the second one mess around to Trinamool. “BJP and Trinamool are on the similar web page on the bandh, referred to as by way of Left business unions. We have moral strengthen for the bandh. But have a look at Trinamool and BJP. They are serving each other’s purpose,” Mitra stated. Congress supporters learn Ghosh’s remark with the Hazra Road tendencies on Monday night, when police arrested BJP Mahila Morcha state president Locket Chatterjee however gave Ghosh a go-by. Ghosh was leading the Mahila Morcha rally to the CM’s Kalighat place of dwelling.
Left events are decided to head ahead with the two-day bandh, starting on January 8 — “Aat noi, kaaj noi” programme. This time, bandh volunteers, together with Left leaders, will take part in picketing at various places within the city and districts. Left Front chairman Biman Bose will wooden on the Shyambazar Five-Point Crossing at 10am on Tuesday. CPM state secretary Surjya Kanta Mishra will be at Rajabazar at 9am. CPM leaders Sujan Chakrabarty and Rabin Deb will be at Jadavpur and Hazra. All party contributors have been asked to stay away from work and actively take part within the bandh.
CPM common secretary Sitaram Yechury stated business unions had been compelled to name the bandh after the BJP-led govt refused to address the burning problems with price upward thrust, unemployment and misery in farming sector. They also are opposed to the “govt’s bid to polarise folks on non secular lines”. “Parliament isn't ready to address the problems due to the anomalous situation, the place BJP has a majority within the Lok Sabha however within the Rajya Sabha. The BJP is now pushing its Hindutva schedule. We are going for fashionable mobilisation to mount pressure on the govt,” Yechury stated.
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