The BJP has claimed that nine workers have lost their lives in widespread violence unleashed by Trinamool Congress in West Bengal after the declaration of the Assembly election results on May 2.
"We are committed to democratically fight this ideological battle and the activities of the TMC, which is full of intolerance," Nadda said
Bharatiya Janata Party's (BJP) national president JP Nadda on Tuesday came down heavily on Mamata Banerjee-led-Trinamool Congress over widespread violence in parts of West Bengal following the party's win in the just-concluded Assembly elections.
The BJP has claimed that nine workers have been killed in different parts of West Bengal by Trinamool Congress in the last 24 hours.
"BJP lives up to its motto of sabka sath, sabka vikas & sabka vishwas. The decision of our BJP-NDA state govts to provide free vaccination is a manifestation of this. I am proud that they are taking special care of the Dalits, Tribals, Women & all marginalised sections of the society," Nadda tweeted.
Bengal Violence: BJP has claimed that 9 workers have lost their lives in widespread violence unleashed by TMC in the state.
The Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) on Monday announced that it will hold a nationwide dharna (agitation) on May 5 (the day when Mamata Banerjee will take oath as Bengal CM for the third term) against the widespread violence unleashed by Trinamool Congress (TMC) workers post the election results.
Nadda said the party heartily respects the mandate of the people of Bengal and expresses its gratitude to them.
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