Political violence is at its peak in Bengal. More than 300 BJP workers have been killed and there has been no progress in the investigation of the deaths, stated Shah.
Shah also asserted, The Centre is well within its rights to send a letter (summoning IPS officers for central deputation) to state government. If they have any doubt they can go through the rule book.
The comments came following Mamata Banerjee s allegations that the Centre is brazenly interfering with the State government s functioning by transferring police officers.
Centre is brazenly interfering with State Govt functioning by transferring police officers. My gratitude to @bhupeshbaghel@ArvindKejriwal@capt amarinder@ashokgehlot51 & @mkstalin for showing solidarity to people of Bengal & reaffirming their commitment to federalism.Thank you!
In 2-day Bengal visit, Amit Shah vows to end corruption, violence, Bangladeshi infiltration | 10 points India Today Web Desk
Union Home Minister Amit Shah concluded his two-day visit to West Bengal on Sunday. Launching the BJP s campaign ahead of the 2021 West Bengal Assembly election, Shah addressed rallies in Midnapore and Bolpur where he said that the turnout indicated anger towards Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee and her party, the Trinamool Congress.
Seeking one chance for Prime Minister Narendra Modi from the people of West Bengal, Amit Shah said if voted to power, the BJP will make Sonar Bangla in five years .
Here is Amit Shah s second-day in Bengal summed up in 10 points:
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On the second day of his campaign visit to West Bengal, Union Home Minister Amit Shah on Sunday said the State was yearning for change, and added that the BJP Chief Minister of the State will be a
dhartiputra (son of the soil).
Mr. Shah’s remarks not only give some clarity about on the party’s Chief Ministerial candidate but are also aimed to address the allegation of the Trinamool Congress (TMC) that the BJP is an “outsider party”.
In 2-day Bengal visit, Amit Shah vows to end corruption, violence, Bangladeshi infiltration | 10 points
Addressing a road show in West Bengal s Bolpur on Sunday, Union Home Minister Amit Shah said the turnout indicated anger towards CM Mamata Banerjee and love for PM Narendra Modi.
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Home Minister Amit Shah during the road show in Bolpur on Sunday (Photo Credits: PTI)
Union Home Minister Amit Shah concluded his two-day visit to West Bengal on Sunday. Launching the BJP s campaign ahead of the 2021 West Bengal Assembly election, Shah addressed rallies in Midnapore and Bolpur where he said that the turnout indicated anger towards Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee and her party, the Trinamool Congress.
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