Kolkata. The Mamata Government of West Bengal and the BJP have once again come face-to-face. The state government refused to give Netaji indoor stadium to the BJP's national president Amit Shah for the meeting. The BJP has described it as a political revenge and undemocratic.
Stadium not found due to game
State BJP president Dilip Ghosh said that Amit Shah is coming to Kolkata on 9th April for campaigning for Panchayat elections. His meeting can not be organized in the open due to the high secondary examination run. That's why we wrote a written application for the Netaji Indoor Stadium. Management told the verbally that the stadium can not be rented on April 9 because it is going to be played on that day. Dilip Ghosh said that the state government will not give or give Netaji an indoor stadium, but Amit Shah will be in the meeting. The party is arranging for the second place for their meeting.
BJP quote: Democracy not in Bengal
Earlier in 2015, on the instructions of Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee, the Kolkata Police had refused to allow Shah's meeting in front of Victoria House of Dharmatullah. Later on the court's verdict, the meeting was held there. Ghosh said that under the conspiracy, in order to stop BJP in West Bengal, the state government has always been stuck in our way. The BJP has to go to court to make the meeting. There is no such thing as democracy in Bengal.
Strength for the Panchayat Election
There is no announcement of date of Panchayat elections in West Bengal but political is at its peak. It is expected that the election programs will be announced this week. Opposition is upset with the growing support base of BJP in the country. Only after the capture of Tripura's power, the BJP president had announced that before 2019, there will now be a
government in Odisha, West Bengal and Kerala. For this reason, where the ruling TMC has given full power, BJP on the other hand has also been preparing for an army of Star Campaigns. PM Modi and BJP President himself are keeping an eye on the Bengal Panchayat election campaign.