Autocratic, fascist Mamata govt will be shown the door after elections: Tejasvi Surya
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Autocratic, fascist Mamata govt will be shown the door after elections: Tejasvi Surya
BJP Yuva Morcha president Tejasvi Surya on November 09 called Mamata Banerjee government "autocratic, dictatorship and fascist", adding that the 'didi' government will exit from West Bengal after the state assembly elections next year.
Surya said, "Not a single sacrifice and not a single martyrdom will go in vain.
We will ensure that this autocratic, dictatorship and fascist government of Mamata Banerjee will be shown the door in the coming elections.
Police used tear gas shells and water cannons to disperse the BJP Yuva Morcha workers in West Bengal's Siliguri on December 07. They were protesting against the state government over the law and order situation at Tinbatti area. BJP's Yuva Morcha President Tejasvi Surya said, "Democracy is being murdered in the West Bengal".
AIMIM Leader Asaduddin Owaisi has lashed out at the BJP over am party leader’s remark on conducting ‘surgical strikes’ in Old Hyderabad to weed out Rohingyas and nationals from Afghanistan and Pakistan. Owaisi challenged the BJP and said that they have 24 hours to name Pakistanis residing in the area. ‘The BJP leader said they will conduct surgical strikes and flush out Pakistanis and Rohingyas. I want to ask BJP on whom you would conduct surgical strikes? These people living in the old city are Indian citizens. I give you 24 hours to tell how many Pakistanis live here?’ Owaisi said. The AIMIM leader also mocked PM Modi and questioned why no ‘surgical strike’ was conducted on the Chinese forces who have taken over Indian territory in Ladakh. Owaisi said that PM Modi does not even name China even though the People’s Liberation Army has transgressed into Indian territory. The war of words comes ahead of the Greater Hyderabad Municipal polls. Earlier, BJP leader Tejasvi Surya had said that Owaisi speaks the language of rabid Islam and likened him to Jinnah. Watch the full video for all the details.
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Ahead of local body elections in Hyderabad, BJP Yuva Morcha's national president Tejasvi Surya said that in Telangana's definition of democracy has changed, it is 'of the family, by the family and for the family' "Voting for BJP is voting for an idea. Democracy is a system of the people, for the people and by the people. In Telangana, the definition has changed, here it is 'of the family, by the family and for the family'. Only BJP can give an alternative," said Surya in Hyderabad.
Expressing her dissatisfaction over the "inadequate number of Covid-19 vaccines" supplied to West Bengal, Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee on Saturday said her.. IndiaTimes
TMC MP from Birbhum Satabdi Roy said there was no question of her leaving the party. Roy's statement came after a two-hour meeting with TMC's youth wing president and West Bengal CM Mamata Banerjee's nephew Abhishek Banerjee. Abhishek reached out to Roy as she voiced dissent against the leadership ahead of the assembly polls. Actor-turned-politician, Roy is a leading face in Mamata Banerjee's cultural brigade. Speculations started on Thursday over a post on Facebook page of Satabdi Roy fan club. Roy had claimed that she was not being informed about party events in her constituency. The 3-time MP had said she would inform the public on Saturday if she takes any 'decision'.
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The Congress proposed that the TMC should merge with it instead to put up a united fight against the BJP. The BJP, which has emerged as a potent force in the state, said the TMC's suggestion amounted to admission that it was not in a position to take on the saffron party on its own in the assembly polls in West Bengal due in April-May. "If the Left Front and the Congress are genuinely anti-BJP, they should rally behind Mamata Banerjee in her fight against the communal and divisive politics of the saffron party," senior TMC MP Sougata Roy said. Reacting to the TMC's proposal, state Congress chief Adhir Ranjan Chowdhury blamed the West Bengal's ruling party for the growth of the BJP in the state. "We are not interested in aligning with the TMC. Why is the TMC now interested in an alliance with us after poaching our MLAs over the last 10 years. If Mamata Banerjee is in keen on fighting the BJP, then she should join the Congress as it is the only pan-India platform to fight against communalism," he said. Watch the full video for more details.
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A 65-year old man, Md Gaffar died after he suffered a brain stroke on January 12 in West Bengal's Matigara. Family of the deceased alleged that nursing homes in Siliguri refused to treat him. However, Gaffar has 'Swasthya Sathi' card, a state government health insurance scheme. "It's an unfortunate incident. We will look into the matter," Gautam Deb, Tourism Minister of WB.
Congress MP Manish Tewari raised objection on the rollout of Covaxin. Manish Tewari said that government should either not roll out Covaxin till its efficacy and reliability is completely established or phase 3 trials are not over. He further said that Indians are not guinea pigs. "Covaxin was licensed by Government for emergency use. Now Government is saying that the recipient won't be able to pick and choose the vaccine which he's administered to. When phase 3 trials of Covaxin are not complete, it raises various concerns on its efficacy. Either government shouldn't roll out Covaxin till its efficacy and reliability is completely established and phase 3 trials are over. It should act in a manner whereby there's complete confidence in people. You can't use rollout as phase 3 trial, Indians are not guinea pigs," said Manish Tewari.
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Ahead of Republic Day parade, Indo-Tibetan Border Police (ITBP) contingent practiced at the Rajpath. They rehearsed in the national capital on January 15. India celebrates Republic Day on January 26. On this day, Indian Constitution came into effect in 1950.
Ahead of Republic Day parade, NSG commandos' contingent rehearsed at the Rajpath with specialised vehicles and equipments on January 14. Due to the COVID-19 pandemic, the number of the commandos in the contingent has been reduced this year. India will celebrate 72nd Republic Day on January 26. On this day, Indian Constitution came into effect in 1950.
Parade rehearsal underway at Rajpath ahead of Republic Day celebrations. The officials were seen marching as part of their rehearsal on January 12. The Republic Day is celebrated on January 26 every year with fervour. On this day, the Indian Constitution came into effect in the year 1950. This year, India has decided to go ahead with a parade without chief guest to mark R-Day. Decision was taken after British PM Boris Johnson's last-minute decision to cancel his visit. The visit cancelled due to the spread of a mutant strain of the virus that causes Covid-19 in the UK.
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Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) president, JP Nadda on January 09 said that ruling government in West Bengal has "criminal instinct". He said, "The ruling political party is working with criminal instinct. Corruption has been institutionalised. The point-blank attack on a protectee like me is a testament to the state of law and order to which a regular citizen is subject." He further said, "I visited four houses today; I took food grain from them and pledged that as soon as we come to the power (in West Bengal), farmers will be felicitated with 'Kisan Samman Nidhi' and make all efforts to bring them to fore in mainstream. We will also resolve their issues. I assure you that 'Ayushman Bharat' will be implemented here in letter and spirit as soon as we come to the power here. In the time to come, BJP will register their victory (in WB Assembly polls) by winning more than 200 seats."
Ahead of West Bengal Assembly polls, Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) president, JP Nadda visited Bardhaman and held a press conference on January 09 where he compared his recent visit to the state with last one and said "so far so good". "Last time when I came, the manner in which I was welcomed enroute Diamond Harbour, we were attacked under a plan by administration and political party - nation witnessed it. MHA took a strong note of this. Today when I'm here again, I say so far so good," said JP Nadda.
Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) president JP Nadda on January 09 visited a farmer's house in West Bengal's Bardhaman. He was accompanied by state BJP president Dilip Ghosh and other leaders. They were also seen eating lunch at a farmer's house. WB Assembly elections are to be held in mid 2021.
In a bid to spread awareness about conservation of the environment, BJP Yuva Morcha organised 'Atal Sankalp Cycle Yatra' from Sadaiv Atal Samadhi to Dr Syama Prasad Mookerjee Shaheedi Park. Several BJP..