Kolkata: The newly appointed West Bengal Bengal President, Sukanta Majumder, said Wednesday that TMC in power in West Bengal launched the voice of people in an undemocratic way.
He said people in the country were afraid to open their views openly in the TMC regime.
Claiming that TMC does not want people to exercise franchises, BJP leader said he did not know the reason behind it.
Majumer, who spoke to reporters, said, “I will ask everyone to choose (in assembly by polls) without fear, in a free way.
Choose anyone you like and do not feel intimidated by any party,” described it Dhurjati Saha’s Death, BJP Candidate for the Poschim Magrahat Assembly Chair at a City Hospital on Wednesday as “Unfortunate”, Majumder said, “We had information that he was attacked by TMC Nakreak on May 2, which is the calculation day of the Western Bengal Assembly poll and resulting in his death.
“He said,” This is lowering the head of Bengal.
On allegations of grafts against TMC leaders in smuggling coal and sand and in the distribution of aid after Cyclone Amphan, Majumder said “TMC leaders sank in corruption everywhere, even in villages.
They demand money for each project.” The enforcement directorate was a “invitation letter” to several TMC leaders, the BJP leader said referring to the call for heavy-class TMC by the central agent lately but did not describe.
At MP TMC Sougata Roy held the Narendra Modi government responsible for skyrocketing fuel prices, Majumder said he had to ask his party Supremo (Banerjee) to carry gasoline and diesel under GST.
“If the gasoline and diesel are brought under GST, I am sure the price will be below Rs 70 for each liter.
Why does the Minister of Mamata Banerjee’s head not issue a statement of one line that announces the same thing?” He added.
In Roy’s excavation, Majumder said, “A elderly leader like he was seen navigating water in his knee in front of his residence.
It was a sad sight.
He must think of ways to contain airlogging.” For other questions about agitation by applicants to post a contractual teacher, he said that corruption had occurred in the recruitment of teachers in Bengal.