Majumdar has rejected West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee’s affirms and accused Trinamool Congress (TMC), party workers, of the violence that occurred on Tuesday (September 13) in Kolkata.
The TMC worker has made people creep into the campaign and instigate a violence. Police have also provoked it too and stopped people at railway stations. BJP WB chief said we will start out “‘jail bharo andolan” after Durga Puja,”
On Wednesday, Mamata Banerjee accused BJP workers in the state of escalating violence during protests against her government and said action would be taken against those creating nuisance.“Citizens were trashed and vandalized and destroyed the public properties. Mamata Banerjee said “‘You people cannot bring goons and bombs in the name of protests. Remember, police and flounce elements cannot go together. No anti-social activity will get any cover under the garb of politics, the police will take action if this thing happens,”
she added “The police officers have fired in the air in the protest but they had very measured in their response. This cannot happen, you cannot book trains and bring people from other states to create havoc in Bengal,”.
The development came after clashes erupted in several parts of the state after activists left for Kolkata to take part in the Navanna campaign on Tuesday. On Tuesday, Kolkata Police detained Leader of Opposition in West Bengal Assembly Subvendu Adhikari and MP Locket Chatterjee ahead of a protest march at the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) state secretariat ‘Nabanna’.
Before the detention, Adhikari had said that Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee had lost the support of the people of her state and had turned West Bengal into North Korea. Chief Minister Mamata has no support of her people and hence she is exercising a dictatorship like North Korea in Bengal”.
And there were also clashes between BJP workers and police outside Raniganj railway station, as workers left for Kolkata to take part in the Navanna campaign on Tuesday. Police arrested many workers. Raniganj.
The Calcutta High Court has asked the West Bengal Home Secretary to seek a report by September 19 on the Bharatiya Janata Party’s (BJP) ‘Nabanna Abhijan’.
