Dilip Ghosh was talking at a rally in Haldia in West Bengal.
Kolkata:
Bengal BJP chief Dilip Ghosh on Sunday issued a controversial warning to supporters of Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee, saying that they need to mend their methods or they danger having their legs and arms damaged and will even be killed.
“Didi’s brothers who’re creating bother ought to change their habits within the subsequent six months in any other case you’ll have your arms, leg, ribs and head damaged. You may must make a journey to the hospital. And should you do greater than that, then you’ll have to go the crematorium,” Mr Ghosh stated at a rally in Haldia.
The Trinamool Congress led by Mamata Banerjee, popularly often known as Didi, and the BJP have fostered a bitter rivalry in West Bengal which can maintain meeting elections subsequent 12 months. Either side have accused one another of political violence and assaults on one another’s supporters.
Dilip Ghosh’s feedback come simply two days after Union House Minister Amit Shah’s go to to Bengal, the place he set an bold goal of successful 200 of the state’s 294 seats. Mr Ghosh and different Bengal BJP leaders are anticipated to go to Delhi on Monday for talks with get together chief JP Nadda.
Claiming that the times of the Trinamool authorities are numbered, Mr Ghosh stated central forces will guarantee free and honest meeting elections within the state.
“When there was Lalu Raj in Bihar, there was once Jungle Raj, violence was a each day affair however we drove out the goons – that is referred to as BJP Raj. We modified Jungle Raj to democracy and we need to restore democracy in West Bengal too,” he stated.
“I need to make an announcement that the upcoming meeting elections is not going to be achieved underneath Didi’s police however by Dada’s police. Police carrying khaki costume will keep 100 metres away from cubicles underneath the mango tree, sitting on a chair, chewing khaini and watch the vote,” he stated.
The Trinamool Congress condemned the remarks and stated that Mr Ghosh was vitiating the political ambiance of the state.
“These sorts of statements present that the BJP is making an attempt to unleash a reign of terror and vitiate the political ambiance of the state forward of the meeting polls. The folks of the state would give them a befitting reply,” stated Saugata Roy, a senior chief of the Trinamool and an MP.
