Dilip Ghosh in Delhi Meet Spree, WB BJP Instructions in Rejig

Kolkata: Bengal BJP is likely to see some immediate changes, party leaders are indicated on Sunday as President of the State Unit Dilip Ghosh meet with the central leader in New Delhi.
Ghosh, who will meet with the National President of BJP J P Nadda on Monday for differences in sounds in the party, shows that criticizing the party in the open does not go down with central and state leaders.
“Those who obey party discipline will not face problems.
It seems that some have personal problems and come out in the open.
However, responsible leaders know what to say on certain platforms,” ​​Ghosh said.
Even though he did not comment on the possibility of change, he showed a few steps hard towards the vote absorb.
Ghosh went to Delhi on Saturday night after Nadda was looking for his presence at a meeting to discuss a party quarrel.
“I can’t meet him on Sunday.
I hope to meet Nadda-ji on Monday morning,” Ghosh said.
“Nadda-ji is aware of the problem and we can certainly discuss it if he wants.” The BJP leaders in Bengal on Sunday said criticizing the elderly such as Ghosh and the opposition leader Suvendu Adhikari in public was seen as a voice against the party.
While leading leaders such as the former UNI Minister Supriyo and Bharatiya Janata Yuva Morcha President Saumitra Khan has come out in an open place to convey their sentiments, leaders like Chandra Kumar Bose have been written to Prime Minister Narendra Modi.
“Some fell like dry wood and some tried to fight for their existence.
That’s their problem, not from a party,” Ghosh said.
Bishnupur MP has been on Friday night posting video messages on his Facebook account.
Khan, who had previously been critical of Adhikari’s role, said: “My work is against the party with strength in the right way and I will continue to do that.
I will appreciate the work of the government and continue to oppose the wrong.” Supriyo also tried to bury anx and posted on the Facebook page.
“I’m not with any group.
I was in the Prime Minister Narendra Modi for seven years.
I am no longer in the ministry and four new leaders are given the opportunity.
The story ends there,” he said.
On Sunday, Ghosh said the relief ministers their tasks will now be used to strengthen the organization.