Agartala: Two days after the call of the Congress Trinamool-Turn-BJP Legislator to do “Talibani’s attack” on TMC leaders as soon as they landed at the airport, the BJP in power in Tripura on Friday distanced himself from the comments of the leader.
and senior advocates of the High Court, Arun Chandra Bhowmik.
The head of the BJP Tripura spokesman, Subrata Chakraborty, said the comments made by Arun Bhowmik fully his own views and the party did not support him also would not take responsibility for the statement and added, “This is fully responsible and this is not a BJP culture.” In the event program The Central Minister of Justice and Social Empowerment, Pratima Bhowmik on Wednesday in Belonia in South Tripura, Arun Chandra Bhowmik suggested party cadres to attack Trinamool in “Talibani style”, which made BJP shame.
Arun Bhowmik told cadres, “We need to attack them in the style of Talibani, once they land at the airport here.
We will protect our government led by Biplab Kumar Deb with every drop of blood.” He is the chairman of Trinamool serving the oldest tripura and Fight with several elections on the TMC symbols but, before the 2018 Assembly election, he joined BJP and managed tickets and was able to win the Belonia chair, which had become a communist fortress for the last 30 years.
As soon as the video became a viral in social media and local television channels, the Trinamool Congress dropped many at BJP.
Former Rajya Sabha MP and TMC leader Ritabrata Banerjee seek clarification from the party whether they support such speech and say, “Tripura people need to know whether BJP cadres here have a modern sophisticated arm like a Taliban.” He asked when the whole world opposed the Taliban, how could BJP MLA insist that his cadres adopted such a model to fight the open opposition and administration? BJP has established fascist rules in Tripura where the office of the minister (CMO) was found involved in stopping services at hotels for TMC leaders and openly supporting attacks on TMC senior leaders.
The opposition CPM and Congress also reacted sharply and demanded legal action against Arun Chandra Bhowmik for the provocative speech and also seek the attention of the High Court to look into the problem where advocate-Mla triggered violence.
“Why does the BJP Central Leadership have not taken any action for such a statement from MLA in the presence of the Central Minister? Until now, there is no clarification from the minister’s chairman or speaker because Mla’s statement is sanctioned to commit violence and the police must immediately arrest it,” said Congress leader Birajit Sinha.
Senior CPM leader and Mla Badal Choudhury alleged that the attack on media began after September 11 last year when the main minister openly threatened journalists who wrote against their government.
Until now, 28 journalists have been injured in various incidents.
Last week, Deputy Speaker Bisabandhu Sen had called BJP cadres to “break down the bones” government employees who did not want to listen to the party.
Now, Arun Bhowmik directs its cadres to carry out the “Taliban Style” on Trinamool leaders at the airport but the police did not register a case on any occasion, which showed party sanctions and the government in all the events, Choudhury was observed.
Meanwhile, justifying his statement, Bhowmik said the word “Talibani” might create a misunderstanding, but “my intention was only to describe the strategy to fight TMC with all the seriousness to prevent Trinamool’s efforts to create problems in Tripura”.