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CM Suvendu Exposes Left Parties And Cockroach Plan Bangladesh
- •West Bengal politics has intensified during Durga Puja following alleged vandalism at bookstalls set up near puja pandals.
- •Chief Minister Suvendu Adhikari alleged that communists and other forces are trying to create instability in India similar to Bangladesh.
- •Suvendu Adhikari declared himself a proud Sanatani Hindu and warned people against communist ideologies.
- •Left parties including CPI(M) and SUCI strongly protested the vandalism of their bookstalls across various regions.
- •The Chief Minister also appealed for cooperation to ensure accident-free celebrations following a recent stampede in Kolkata.
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Political rhetoric intensified during Durga Puja celebrations after bookstalls set up near Puja pandals were allegedly vandalized at several places, ranging from Dinhata in Cooch Behar to Haridevpur in South Kolkata. This led Left parties like CPI(M) and SUCI to strongly protest, viewing the incident as an open attack on democratic values.
Chief Minister Suvendu Adhikari claimed that communists and other opposing forces are attempting to create instability and unrest in India similar to what happened in Bangladesh. He urged citizens to be wary of them, noting that they do not pray, wear a kalawa, or apply a tilak, contrasting them with his identity as a proud Sanatani Hindu.
CM Suvendu Adhikari addressed the tragic Kolkata stampede that claimed 19 lives, calling for universal cooperation to ensure the remaining festival events stay accident-free. Additionally, he took a jibe at political parties demanding the resignation of Chief Election Commissioner Gyanesh Kumar over the Special Intensive Revision of the voter list.
