BJP Captures three Party Places of work After Suvendu Adhikari’s Resignation: Trinamool

Kolkata:

The ruling Trinamool Congress on Saturday accused the BJP of “taking pictures” 3 of its party workplaces in West Bengal’s Purba Medinipur district following the resignation of senior minister Suvendu Adhikari from the Mamata Banerjee cupboard.

The BJP, then again, denied the allegations and claimed none in their activists have been enthusiastic about such incidents.

The TMC heavyweight, who could also be the MLA of neighbouring Nandigram seat, resigned from his ministerial put up on Friday. He’s reportedly unsatisfied with the party most sensible brass over some problems.

Khejuri’s TMC MLA Ranjit Mondal mentioned the BJP cadre captured booth-level party workplaces of the TMC on Friday night after Mr Adhikari’s resignation.

“Whilst striking up BJP flags on our workplaces and throwing away the TMC flags at the flooring, they mentioned that the workplaces belong to the BJP

“We don’t have any concept how the BJP can lay declare to our workplaces. They didn’t have such a place of work in Nandigram or Khejuri,” Mr Mondal mentioned.

The TMC MLA, then again, asserted that the party will quickly reclaim its workplaces.

Native TMC member, Sheikh Naushad, claimed that the BJP activists ransacked 3 party workplaces at Kulta, Amiachak and Patna, shouting slogans that those workplaces now belong to them.

A district BJP chief mentioned party activists weren’t enthusiastic about “taking pictures” TMC workplaces in Khejuri.

“The BJP does now not consider in taking pictures different events’ workplaces. The TMC had itself captured workplaces of alternative events in Nandigram and Khejuri up to now. Now the folk have became in opposition to the TMC and are occupying their party workplaces,” he mentioned.