Dilip Ghoshs Attack To Accusations Of “Drama To Attract Attention”: Trinamool Deputy.
Saugata Roy said that Dilip Ghosh came to an area where there is resentment against him, which is why a spontaneous protest was launched during his visit to the area.
Trinamool MP Saugata Roy on Monday called BJP leader Dilip Ghosh “drama” over allegations that he was attacked during a campaign in Bhabanipur.
He further claimed that Ghosh was not injured, but was seen smiling and walking away after campaigning.
Speaking to news agencies, Roy said: “Ultimately, no harm was done to him when I saw pictures of him smiling and singing Jai Shree Ram and walking away. This was all an attention-grabbing drama. We want to see a campaign. peaceful for the time that remains. ”
Roy said Dilip Ghosh went to an area where there is resentment against him, so a spontaneous protest was launched during his visit to the area.
He alleged that the security personnel of the national vice presidents of the BJP pointed weapons at the crowd that had gathered during his campaign.
Earlier in the day, Mr. Ghosh had alleged that he was attacked and abused by Trinamool Congress (TMC) workers while campaigning for the Bhabanipur secondary vote.
He had also denounced that one of the BJP workers who accompanied him during the campaign was also beaten.
Addressing a press conference, Mr. Ghosh had said: “While I was campaigning in Bhabanipur today, TMC workers abused me. I was meeting some people at a vaccination center when some people suddenly surrounded me and They started pushing me. One of our workers was badly beaten. “
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