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Shamik Bhattacharya Warns BJP Workers: 'If it seems we came to rule, not to serve...'
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News18•25-09-2026, 19:24
Shamik Bhattacharya Warns BJP Workers: 'If it seems we came to rule, not to serve...'
- •Shamik Bhattacharya warned BJP workers that if their behavior suggests they came to rule, not serve, the party will distance itself from the people.
- •The BJP state president issued this warning at an event celebrating Deen Dayal Upadhyaya's birthday at the Salt Lake BJP office.
- •Following the change of power, Bhattacharya has repeatedly cautioned workers and taken strict action against those accused of threats and extortion.
- •Bhattacharya dismissed concerns about the 'Trinamoolization' of BJP, stating the party will not follow the path of CPI(M) members integrating into Trinamool.
- •He confidently asserted that a party governing 21 states and in power at the center three times cannot be turned into Trinamool.
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Shamik Bhattacharya warned party workers that if their conduct and words make it feel like they came to rule rather than serve, they will increase the distance between the party and the people and deviate from their ideology.
Shamik Bhattacharya dismissed the concerns of Trinamoolization, expressing confidence that a party which expanded to govern 21 states and won power at the center without compromising its stance cannot be turned into Trinamool.
The party has taken strict action, including expulsion against workers and supporters accused of threats and extortion, with the state president reiterating that the law will take its own course.
