Violence should have no place in a democracy. Sadly such incidents are becoming regular in #Sikkim. No attempts to stem it. Today Joint Action Council General Secretary Keshav Sapkota was viciously attacked ahead of the scheduled protest rally in Singtam
BJP came to Bengal riding on their grand Raths. They will be going back on the same chariots, in Ulta Rath.
They came with an ulterior motive to disenfranchise voters through SIR. They will be going back defeated by the very same democratic right they tried to steal. They came to sow seeds of division. They will be going back rejected in the land that stands as a beacon of harmony, inclusivity, and secularism.
They came with an agenda to humiliate, exploit, and torment the people. They will be going back rejected by the very same people they tried to break. They came mocking our luminaries, insulting our language, belittling our culture, and trying to ban our food habits. They came to Bengal with supreme arrogance. They will be going back with their heads bowed in submission.
Those who are spending these 15 days in Bengal ahead of the elections will be gone the very next day after 4th May, never to be seen again until the next election cycle. During the janasabhas at Barabani and Hansan in support of Bidhan Upadhyay and Fayezul Haque (Kajal Sk), I felt the pulse of the people.
The people of Paschim Bardhaman, Birbhum, and the whole of Bengal have already decided that not a single vote will go to the BJP in this election. The Delhi Zamindars came to conquer. They will leave humbled.
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Wow so beautiful ...🌛🌠
Under the vast expanse of the night sky, the moonlight dances gracefully, casting a serene glow that whispers the beauty of a tranquil evening.🌎️💚