Kolkata: BJP Bengal has shown the door to President Howrah aware of the Surajit Saha Party to speak openly against the opposition leader Suvendu Adhikari.
On Wednesday, the expulsion letter signed by BJP State Vice President Pratap Banerjee was issued to Saha to “violate organizational discipline”.
Rating the decision, BJP National Vice President Dilip Ghosh said: “There is a platform to express the view.
Party organizers must do so in the party instead of taking complaints outside the party forum.” Saha is known to be close to Ghosh.
Sahha felt disappointed after BJP made the former Mayor of Mayor Rathin Chakraborty Chair of the Election Committee for the Civic poll that will come in Howrah.
According to Saha, Trinamool Turncoat Chakraborty was made by the command of Trinamool’s Turncoat’s (Adhikari).
Saha opposed this decision and alleged that Adhikari tried to build Trinamool B-Team in BJP with Turncoats who joined the party before the assembly poll earlier this year.
The leader who was expelled also stacked alleged corruption in Chakraborty.
“Our party campaigned against the Civic body led by Chakraborty.
We suffer while fighting with Turncoat in the assembly poll.
Civic polls will not be different,” Saha said.
He also pointed to Adhikari who was allegedly related to Narada’s controversy.
“He (Adhikari) was seen receiving money in the Narada Sting operation,” alleged Saha.
“He must prove his integrity.
He tried to make a candidate close to him.
Chakraborty couldn’t even confirm the advantage at his own booth and I opposed it,” Saha said before his expulsion.
A few hours before talking to the media, Sahha wrote a Facebook post that said BJP triggered several leaders from Trinamool made by the driver of the assembly campaign.
The party will do it better without TurnCoat, he added.
The problem was being brewed in the BJP Howrah since the assembly poll that day was 2.
May.
“Saha looks touching the Trinamool leader and the minister of Arup Roy’s feet at the St.
Thomas School Counting Center that day.
The incident triggered controversy between the ranks,” said a BJP Howrah leader.
Before this, the BJP Howrah leader had complained against Saha to the party’s headquarters.