No Action Is Being Taken To Curb Violence Against Women: JP Nadda Slams TMC Mamata Banerjee
Mumbai: Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) national president JP Nadda on Wednesday slammed Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee over the death of Shobha Majumdar, the octagenarian mother of a BJP worker.
BJP president said: “What kind of ‘Bengal’s mother, sister’ are you, who did not think of Bengal’s mothers and daughters? Shobha di had to sacrifice her life to save her son’s life.”
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“Bengal is number one in the abduction of women, acid attacks, attempts to murder and unsolved missing cases. Domestic violence has increased 35 per cent in Bengal. No action is being taken to curb violence against women,” he claimed.
He said, “Bengal is ranked number one in women’s abductions, acid attacks, attempted murder and unsolved cases. Domestic violence has increased by 35 per cent in Bengal. No action is being taken to curb violence against women.”
Nadda said the strength of women in the public rally in Hooghly clearly showed that ‘Kamal Khilana hai, TMC ko saaf karna hai’ (Have to bloom the lotus, have to clear TMC).
In the second phase of the election, a total of 30 assembly constituencies of South 24 Parganas, Bankura, Pashim Medinipur and Puraba Medinipur districts will go to the polls. In the second phase of the West Bengal elections, 171 candidates are in the fray, of which 152 candidates are male and only 19 are female.
Among these candidates, two are undoubtedly the most prominent figures, that is, Mamata Banerjee and her former ministerial colleague Suvendu Adhikari, who had joined the BJP in December last year.
Nandigram is all set to witness the most high-profile contest in the second phase where Banerjee and Adhikari are taking on each other. Adhikari had earlier pledged that he will quit politics if he does not defeat Mamata Banerjee by 50,000 votes in Nandigram
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