Kolkata: Tweet by the Bengal Bengal President who normally Dilip Ghosh has won an eye ball in politics.
On Tuesday night, Ghosh uploaded on his official Twitter handle photos of sunset from Durgapur Expressway with information: “Sometimes it is important to appreciate the sunset because only when the sunset we see new dawn.” Tweet and description has sparked speculation about “sunset” and the emergence of “new dawn” in BJP Bengal with the exit of Ghosh as president of the state unit, a post he has held since 2015.
Ghosh goes to Ladakh on Wednesday and will be back in the city After the parliamentary session ended on August 13.
Ghosh, also MPnapore MP, will be on Ladakh when Bengal BJP will go to the streets in a fake vaccination camp in Bengal.
“I will go to Himalayas, stay there for a few days and attend the parliament from July 19,” he said.
Tweet Ghosh came a day after he met President BJP J P Nadda in Delhi on Monday about the problem of the state organization when Chink had appeared in BJP Bengal after getting out of Banging Roy.
As the host of the leaders of the State Unit such as MP Bishnupur Saumitra Khan, former Minister of Bengib Banerjee and former MLA Sabyasachi Dutta had been brought to social media to express their dissatisfaction over BJP’s neglect.
Former Minister of Person Junior Babak Supriyo was found following a Trinamool account until he took the curtain on speculation like that.
Ghosh and opposition leader Suvendu Adhikari is the target of voices that are not satisfied in BJP Bengal.
Even when Nadda, during his last Kolkata visit after the polls of the Assembly, called Ghosh as the president of the “capable” state, the last loss of decision-making power directly from the poll.
BJP Bengal President couldn’t even serve the notification of the show to feed the sounds that violated party discipline but had to take complaints to Delhi’s boss.
BJP Bengal leaders refused to read a lot to Ghosh’s tweet.
“Dilip-da is very much at the Bangal leadership of BJP.
He is a member of parliament.
He must attend a parliamentary session.
He went to Himalayas for 3-4 days,” said Secretary General of the State of the Sayan Basu Party.