Kolkata: It happens only in Bengal when savory or snacks become a symbol of political rebellion.
After leaving the WA BJP group, BJP MLA Niladri Sekhar Dana has posted photos of himself frying – The Bengali Savory – in Bankura.
As if to get rid of doubts about the political nature of the statement, he said that his actions followed the Bengal CM Mamata Banerjee glorified the virtues of the local household industry.
Funds, a veteran at BJP, aroused controversy over his actions on Saturday morning when he began to fry in a roadside shop near his residence in the Kankata area.
Locals were taken because surprised to find sacrifices frying flesh – often the focal point of political debate in Bengal.
He even looked savory selling for those who wanted spicy breakfast.
A few hours later, the funds said he was inspired by Banerjee’s cm encouragement to promote small and micro entrepreneurial.
“The minister’s chairman has time and once again promotes small entrepreneurs and cuts is one of the popular Save Grouries in Bengal.
I tried to promote this micro entrepreneur who earned a decent living by frying.
This is not the first time I tried my hand when frying.
People In Bankura like Chop and Muri (puffed rice), “he said.
Funds, which rise the BJP ranks from becoming ordinary workers and board members, is one of the first dissident batches that voiced disagreement with the recent Shuffle organization.
Four MLA BJP, including funds, came out of the BJP WhatsApp group as a protest against the newly appointed party president for the Bankura and Bishnupur organization district.
Dana even wrote to the National President of BJP J P Nadda who asked him to reconsider the shuffle.
However, local BJP leaders showed that funds were seen running their own sewing machines and prepared masks at home during a pandemic.
“There is no conflict on BJP.
However, I will ask the reason,” said Sunil Rudra Mandal, BJP District President for Bankura.
Vice President of the National BJP Dilip Ghosh said if there was a disagreement, it could only be resolved through discussions in the party.
“Things like that must end and the solution is discussing with people who are harmed.
Some of our leaders are unhealthy and cannot meet with party workers during the pandemic,” he said.
However, BJP MLA’s actions were not sadly by the Trinamool Congress.
Taldangra Mla Arup Chakraborty said funds finally realized the request to cut this situation.
“He might come from a different party, but he has learned from what the minister wants to say,” he said.