BJP president Dilip Ghosh says unofficial emergency imposed in West Bengal under TMC rule

Kolkata: West Bengal BJP president Dilip Ghosh on Monday claimed that an “unofficial emergency” has been imposed in Bengal under the TMC rule and democratic rights are being snatched away from the masses. [caption id=“attachment_4404675” align=“alignleft” width=“380”] File image of West Bengal BJP president Dilip Ghosh. News18[/caption] Ghosh claimed several top leaders of TMC are in touch with the party leadership and are willing to join BJP. “The democratic rights of the masses have been snatched away. The people are not allowed to vote freely and fairly in the last panchayat elections. An unofficial emergency has been imposed in the state,” Ghosh said while addressing a rally. Ghosh on Monday accused the TMC government of trying to “wipe out” every sign of Opposition in the state. Despite the “reign of terror” we have won nearly 6000 seats in the panchayat polls. It only shows that people of this state are with us, Ghosh said. “The TMC is trying to wipe out every sign of Opposition from West Bengal, that is the reasons our workers are being killed every day. But, we will continue our democratic fight till we end the misrule of the TMC government”, he alleged. Two BJP activists: 35-year-old Dulal Kumar and 20-year-old Trilochan Mahato were found hanging in West Bengal’s Purulia district on 2 June and 31 May respectively. “After 30 June, top leadership of TMC will fall sick seeing the number of TMC leaders joining BJP,” he claimed.