Even Ministers are not safe in BJP-ruled states: Dr. Ajoy  Kumar

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Even Ministers are not safe in BJP-ruled states: Dr. Ajoy  Kumar

Monday, 14 October 2024 | PNS | Jamshedpur

In a shocking incident, unknown assailants shot and killed Nationalist Congress Party (NCP) leader and former state minister Baba Siddiqui in Maharashtra, raising serious concerns over the law and order situation in BJP-ruled states. Senior Congress leader and former MP, Dr. Ajoy  Kumar, expressed his grief and condemned the murder, stating that the current security situation under BJP rule has deteriorated to the extent that even former ministers are not safe.

Dr. Ajoy  Kumar issued a press statement on Sunday, calling for a high-level investigation into the assassination of Baba Siddiqui, emphasizing the need to uncover the truth behind this tragic event. He pointed out that Siddiqui, known for his affable nature and dedication to the public, was a beloved figure in his community, and his murder raises significant questions about the state's governance.

During the press release, Dr. Ajoy  revealed that he had met Siddiqui recently at a public event in Mangalore, where nothing in their conversation hinted at any threats to Siddiqui’s life. With assembly elections approaching in Maharashtra, Dr. Ajoy  suggested that the murder might be part of a larger conspiracy to instill fear and deter political participation. He further accused the BJP of fostering an atmosphere of intimidation to weaken opposition forces.

"The BJP can go to any extent for power," Dr. Ajoy  remarked, hinting that this assassination could be a deliberate attempt to silence and control political rivals in the state. He called on authorities to ensure justice for Siddiqui and provide better security for public figures in these volatile times.

Baba Siddiqui's murder has sent shockwaves through Maharashtra, with many questioning the ability of the state administration to protect its citizens, let alone its political leaders. The incident has ignited widespread calls for reforms in the state's security measures as the fear of more such incidents looms ahead of the elections.

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