The Trinamool Congress has sharply reacted to BJP's views — that States like Bengal had gone into the hands of Parivarwadi (dynastic) outfits — saying saffron outfit itself is a part of a (Sangh) Parivaar and that it stood on the Parivaarwadi ideology.
Hours after Assam Chief Minister Hemanta Biswa Sarma quoted Home Minister Amit Shah as saying that the BJP would end dynastic rule in States like Bengal Telangana, TMC leadership hit back saying that instead of dreaming to win Bengal the BJP should first remember the humiliating defeat it suffered in the last year’s Assembly elections.
Saying that BJP itself was a Parivaarwadi entity being the part of Sangh Parivaar Bengal TMC vice president Jayprakash Majumdar said that the dreams of the saffron outfit to come to power in Bengal would remain unrealised.
“The BJP does not believe in multi-party democracy, they are against pluralism… they pursue the philosophy of one-party and one-religion … they are themselves a part of the Sangh Parivaar,” Majumdar said adding instead of dreaming to come to power in Bengal the BJP should in fact think of taking measures to reduce prices and provide employment.
TMC spokesperson Kunal Ghosh said that the BJP should first remind itself of the humiliating defeat it suffered at the hands of Chief Mamata Banerjee who defeated the entire battery of the topmost BJP national leadership in the last year’s Assembly elections.