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Aveek Sarkar | | Published 18.04.21, 01:47 AM
Union home minister and senior BJP leader Amit Shah discusses his love for Bengal, politicisation of the administration and the BJP’s grand plans of overhauling education in a freewheeling conversation with the Editor Emeritus of The Telegraph Digital. The interview was conducted during the second week of April.
TTOnline: This election has proved to be a boon for you. You could travel across Bengal.
(Shakes his head smiling)
How many times have you come to Bengal?
I had come for the Ganga Sagar mela once when I was young. But I have travelled across Bengal from 2016, and have managed to visit 38 to 40 per cent of tehsils. I have had this desire to travel and see the country since I was a child. By God’s grace I became the president of the BJP and ended up travelling to about 93 per cent of districts. But not so m
Anand K. Sahay | The idea behind capturing power in any kind of way: fair or foul
Published Apr 19, 2021, 12:00 am IST
Updated Apr 19, 2021, 12:00 am IST
The BJP may or may not win the Assembly elections in Assam. But winning a poll fair and square is not the metric any longer
Under Prime Minister Narendra Modi and his principal operative, Union home minister Amit Shah, the saffron party’s new sutra is to form a government in a state through any means. (Photo: PTI)
The BJP may or may not win the Assembly elections in Assam. In West Bengal, its chances may be considered to be less bright than in Assam on account of the structural makeup of the state, notwithstanding the pre-Partition communal politics rampant in undivided Bengal. But winning a poll fair and square is not the metric any longer. We have seen popular verdicts being overturned in state after state to the BJP’s benefit.
Anand K Sahay | The idea behind capturing power in any kind of way: fair or foul
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