The lives of BJP workers continue to be in danger
Bengaluru: The lives of BJP workers continue to be in danger. As reported by a popular website, the body of a BJP worker was found hanging on a tree in Goghat in Hoogly district of the state.
The victim is Ganesh Roy. The website added that his family members informed that the deceased had been missing since Saturday evening. His body was then discovered the following day near the Goghat station, hanging from a tree. On receiving information about the incident, the Goghat police rushed to the crime scene. They recovered the body of the deceased and sent it for post-mortem. The police have not commented on the matter as of yet. However, an investigation into the case has been initiated.
On learning of the incident, BJP leader Kailash Vijayvargiya tweeted, “When a political party weaponises fear, terror, hooliganism, anarchy and violence, it is the end of the political fortunes of the party. The political organisation has lost the moral ground to address the common people. They want to scare away the people. In Bengal, even kids are saying that the rule of Mamata Banerjee is dwindling.“
reports add that his son has alleged that Roy was murdered by the party workers of the Trinamool Congress.
Earlier, BJP national president JP Nadda chose to expose the CM on her anti-Hindu bias.
He had said, "When the entire country was watching the 'bhoomi pujan' (of Ram temple in Ayodhya), Mamata Banerjee imposed a lockdown in West Bengal on August 5 to prevent people from being part of the occasion at the local level.”
He had further added, "In sharp contrast, lockdown was withdrawn due to Bakrid. This shows that the state government's policies are driven by an anti-Hindu mindset and appeasement politics."
He had also accused the West Bengal government of remaining silent as 100 BJP workers were killed in the state.
The state is set for elections in 2021.
The TMC, led by Mamata Banerjee, has left no stone unturned to take on the BJP.
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