South 24 Parganas (West Bengal) [India], The Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) fact-finding committee constituted to investigate the post-poll violence in West Bengal met the victims of post-poll violence in South 24 Parganas district and Listened to his words. Complaints.
Members of the fact-finding committee that interviewed the victims include MLA Agnimitra Paul, former Union minister and MP Ravi Shankar Prasad and former Tripura chief minister and Rajya Sabha MP Biplab Kumar Deb.
While visiting the shop of a middle-aged woman whose shop was allegedly vandalized by Trinamool Congress goons, while talking to the media team accompanying him, Ravi Shankar Prasad said that his only fault is that his son is a member of the BJP. Supports.
“She (the victim) belongs to the Dalit community…her only mistake is that her son supports BJP.You should be ashamed. Please stop talking about the Constitution. this is too much. I condemn it. If you have even the slightest shame then left, immediately rebuild the roof of his shop, your goons destroyed his shop,” Prasad said.Biplab Kumar Deb, member of the fact-finding committee, said, "She (the victim) fears that TMC goons may come to her house and threaten her for giving a statement in the media. What is this rule? This cannot go on."
He said, "The results were declared on June 4. The next day goons broke his shop. His only fault is that his son was a BJP candidate in the panchayat elections.,
When the victim refused to narrate her ordeal to the media out of fear that it might harm her son, Deb said, "Look at your face, Mamata Banerjee. People cannot speak out of fear. Her shop through which The farm from which she earns a living has been demolished but she prefers not to say anything out of fear that her son will be killed."
Deb challenged TMC to send its goons while BJP's fact-finding team is in their place.
He said, “Send your goons now.we have come. Why are you hiding like thieves now?...They are depriving the poor of their rights."
The former Tripura chief minister also hit out at the ruling Trinamool Congress government, saying they have done nothing for the victim and on top of that, they are depriving her of livelihood by destroying her shop.
Deb said, “When she was asked if she had received any benefit from the Trinamool government, she said that she had not been given anything. She wanted to earn her livelihood and she was not being allowed to do so.,
Speaking about police action in the incident, Deb said, "The police have not taken any statement, nor registered any FIR. They have not taken any action. No one can go to the police station."
Issuing a warning to the police to ensure that the victim does not face any trouble, Deb said, "We are warning the inspector of Basanti police station and the SP of South 24 Parganas to ensure that Make sure that no one oppresses him."
Earlier in the day, BJP's fact-finding team on Tuesday met the victims of alleged post-poll violence against party workers in West Bengal at the BJP's party office in Amtala, South 24 Parganas.
A BJP fact-finding committee reached Kolkata on Sunday to assess the situation after several reports of violence against BJP workers and vandalism in their offices emerged following the announcement of 2024 Lok Sabha election results. The team met and interacted with the injured victims at a hospital in Cooch Behar.
Members of the fact-finding committee that interviewed the victims include MLA Agnimitra Paul, former Union minister and MP Ravi Shankar Prasad and former Tripura chief minister and Rajya Sabha MP Biplab Kumar Deb.
While visiting the shop of a middle-aged woman whose shop was allegedly vandalized by Trinamool Congress goons, while talking to the media team accompanying him, Ravi Shankar Prasad said that his only fault is that his son is a member of the BJP. Supports.
“She (the victim) belongs to the Dalit community…her only mistake is that her son supports BJP.You should be ashamed. Please stop talking about the Constitution. this is too much. I condemn it. If you have even the slightest shame then left, immediately rebuild the roof of his shop, your goons destroyed his shop,” Prasad said.Biplab Kumar Deb, member of the fact-finding committee, said, "She (the victim) fears that TMC goons may come to her house and threaten her for giving a statement in the media. What is this rule? This cannot go on."
He said, "The results were declared on June 4. The next day goons broke his shop. His only fault is that his son was a BJP candidate in the panchayat elections.,
When the victim refused to narrate her ordeal to the media out of fear that it might harm her son, Deb said, "Look at your face, Mamata Banerjee. People cannot speak out of fear. Her shop through which The farm from which she earns a living has been demolished but she prefers not to say anything out of fear that her son will be killed."
Deb challenged TMC to send its goons while BJP's fact-finding team is in their place.
He said, “Send your goons now.we have come. Why are you hiding like thieves now?...They are depriving the poor of their rights."
The former Tripura chief minister also hit out at the ruling Trinamool Congress government, saying they have done nothing for the victim and on top of that, they are depriving her of livelihood by destroying her shop.
Deb said, “When she was asked if she had received any benefit from the Trinamool government, she said that she had not been given anything. She wanted to earn her livelihood and she was not being allowed to do so.,
Speaking about police action in the incident, Deb said, "The police have not taken any statement, nor registered any FIR. They have not taken any action. No one can go to the police station."
Issuing a warning to the police to ensure that the victim does not face any trouble, Deb said, "We are warning the inspector of Basanti police station and the SP of South 24 Parganas to ensure that Make sure that no one oppresses him."
Earlier in the day, BJP's fact-finding team on Tuesday met the victims of alleged post-poll violence against party workers in West Bengal at the BJP's party office in Amtala, South 24 Parganas.
A BJP fact-finding committee reached Kolkata on Sunday to assess the situation after several reports of violence against BJP workers and vandalism in their offices emerged following the announcement of 2024 Lok Sabha election results. The team met and interacted with the injured victims at a hospital in Cooch Behar.
