Dilip Ghosh Demands Suspension Of Bhabinpur By-Polls; Alleges TMC For Attacks
West Bengal BJP unit has written a letter to the Chief Electoral Officer of the State over alleged attacks
Mumbai: BJP national vice president Dilip Ghosh on Monday, demanded suspension of the upcoming by-polls on Bhabanipur constituency in West Bengal, saying there is no point to hold the elections if the state administration under Trinamool Congress (TMC) -led government cannot conduct an unbiased election.
Ghosh, who was allegedly attacked by Trinamool Congress workers while campaigning for the Bhabanipur by-poll, said the election must be held when the “Election Commission would be able to provide security to the candidates and voters of the Bhabanipur constituency. Till then the elections must stand cancelled.”
“The Election Commission is aware of everything. We have complained to them several times in Delhi and Kolkata. Despite this, no security arrangement was made,” said the BJP leader.
He added, “There is no point to hold polls if we cannot reach out to voters. People are living in constant fear. If an MP is being attacked, I cannot think that a common person will come out to vote. The election should be stand cancelled as an unbiased poll cannot be conducted.”
West Bengal BJP unit has written a letter to the Chief Electoral Officer of the State over alleged attacks.
He alleged that along with him, one of the BJP workers who were accompanying him was also beaten.
Ghosh said that his security officials his to take out their guns to stop the attackers. He went on to allege that BJP leader Arjun Singh was also surrounded by the attackers and was forced to leave the venue of the campaign midway.
In the letter, BJP also alleged that its candidate Priyanka Tiberwal foe the Bhabanipur by-poll “was molested” by CSP South Division.
The voting on the seat will take place on September 30.
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