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Mamata Banerjee 'mute spectator' to violence, 'jungle raj' prevails in West Bengal: BJP

BJP national spokesperson Gaurav Bhatia said it is clear to every citizen that the rule of law doesn't exist in West Bengal.
Last Updated : 14 February 2024, 10:04 IST

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Bhatia said it is clear to every citizen that the rule of law doesn't exist in West Bengal.

"Rather it is the law of anarchic ruler Mamata Banerjee which prevails there," he said.

Banerjee has no right to remain in the post and, "If she had even a little bit of shame left , she should immediately tender her resignation," she said.

"If you do not resign, don't underestimate people. You will be uprooted, that is for sure," the BJP spokesperson added.

Bhatia said the BJP will stand shoulder to shoulder with the victims of alleged sexual assault and take their fight for justice forward.

The BJP leader alleged that West Bengal government is giving "protection to rapists and weakening police,"

The situation is so bad that the Calcutta High Court had to take cognisance of it and issue a notice to the state government , he said.

"Mamata Banerjee has become a 'bhakshak' (predator) from a 'rakshak' (protector)," Bhatia charged, asking her to step down as chief minister.

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Published 14 February 2024, 10:04 IST

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