New Delhi: In Delhi to draw attention to continuous violent attacks on opposition leaders in Tripura, Minister of Four Four Times Sarkar Manik said on Tuesday the Bharatiya Party Janata in power (BJP) has changed the easternmost eastern state Become a “laboratory.” To build “one party, dictator, the fascist regime” where “the Indian constitution does not work”.
Sarkar, who was one of the left legislators submitted to the attack of violence earlier this month, said he was physically prevented by BJP workers in power from visiting the assembly constituency and traveling around the country more than 15 times since BJP won the country three years ago.
“The attack on the US began after March 2018, after the results of the election of the Assembly published.
Recently, violence increased because BJP panicked after our program highlighted the failure of the government began to get a big response from the people,” Sarkar said, talking to TOI.
He also accused the BJP of attacking all citizens “who are democratic, secular and peaceful-minded” in Tripura and that if laboratory experiments in Tripura succeed, the model one party, dictatorial will be replicated throughout the country.
Sarkar alleged that in the months since BJP was chosen to power in Tripura, hunger and hunger had peaked, crimes against women had increased and their work dropped.
“Tribal men and women are encouraged to starve and have to cross the border to Bangladesh to look for food for food.
Instead of helping the population, the government has implemented new taxes to cook gas and power.
People have begun to recognize the mistakes they make and this LED BJP to clamp all opposition, “Sarkad added.
Sarkar’s visit to Delhi came a few days after Sitaram Yechury’s CPM Secretary General wrote to Prime Minister Narendra Modi and looked for his intervention to control violence against the left party cadre.
Yechury said on Tuesday he did not accept recognition of his letter from PMO, or a profitable response from Rashtrapati Bhawan, with whom he was looking for an appointment.
“This is a political challenge that has been thrown into CPM and we will rise,” Yechury said.