Individuals will uproot Trinamool if Mamata doesn’t cease objecting to Ram Navami celebrations, says Maharashtra BJP chief

Chandrashekhar Bawankule criticised Mamata Banerjee, warning that her continued opposition to Ram Navami celebrations might result in political repercussions. File
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On the event of Bharatiya Janata Get together’s (BJP) Basis Day celebrations in Nagpur, Maharashtra BJP State president Chandrashekhar Bawankule criticised All India Trinamool Congress chief and West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee, warning that her continued opposition to Ram Navami celebrations might result in political repercussions.
“If Mamata Banerjee doesn’t cease her steady refusal to grant permission for Ram Navami processions within the State, I’m warning her that the individuals of West Bengal will oust her and her get together from energy. The individuals of Bengal won’t spare her if she retains behaving like this,” Mr. Bawankule stated whereas chatting with journalists on the occasion.

Addressing the get together employees on the occasion that was additionally organised to put the muse of a brand new BJP workplace in Nagpur, Mr. Bawankule stated that in a latest get together marketing campaign, not less than 1.51 crore individuals took major membership of the BJP.
“Over one lakh get together employees went door-to-door through the membership drive and made get together id playing cards for all members. As many as 1.51 crore took the first membership of the get together in Maharashtra. Within the historical past of BJP in Maharashtra, our get together had recorded 97 lakh members when Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis was the get together president. At current, the enrolment has gone as much as over one crore members into its fold. This achievement is simply attained because of the sales space presidents and office-bearers of the Maharashtra BJP. Within the coming two years, round 36 new get together workplaces will come up in Maharashtra,” he stated.
Revealed – April 07, 2025 05:39 am IST