Anti-National Forces Fuel Bengal Chaos, Alleges BJP’s Dilip Ghosh

BJP firebrand Dilip Ghosh, contesting from Kharagpur, on April 13 lambasted TMC’s governance, calling West Bengal a hotbed of anarchy driven by anti-national actors. His media briefing pulled no punches.

Championing women’s rights, Ghosh affirmed, ‘Modi’s guarantee ensures the Women’s Reservation Bill becomes reality. True security trumps paltry stipends—opponents beware.’

He detailed the unrest: ‘Bengal burns with riots everywhere. Anti-national elements, backed by ‘tukde-tukde’ gangs, torch vehicles and party offices. We’ll eradicate this menace first.’

Targeting TMC’s corruption, Ghosh warned, ‘Post-victory, BJP will jail every offender. Modi’s assurance builds faith. Mamata’s regime crumbles.’ Emphasizing unity, he hailed Modi’s governance as a beacon for Bengal.

In prior remarks, Ghosh decried police complicity in voter suppression for TMC, with violence via explosives and inducements now evident, casting doubts on election sanctity.

Odisha Health Minister Mukesh Mahaling reinforced: ‘Bengal awaits change under Modi, with health reforms at the forefront in our manifesto.’

With polls underway, Ghosh’s allegations spotlight BJP’s narrative of restoring order against TMC’s purported failures.