Kolkata: Political rhetoric is at a peak in West Bengal. Meanwhile, state unit president of Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) Dilip Ghosh said that the state government is not getting the support of the public, so to gather sympathy, they are making rhetorical statements. He said why CM Mamata is saying that she suddenly goes to jail because she knows that she can go to jail after the next assembly election.

Dilip Ghosh further said that Mamata is saying that some people are conspiring to murder her, but why would someone commit such a crime? She is making such statements to get the public's vote in West Bengal Assembly elections so that she can get people's sympathy. It is worth mentioning that Subrata Mukherjee, the minister of the Mamta government had said that if the BJP does not win the assembly elections, then Mamata Banerjee can be killed. Ghosh said this while retaliating on this statement.

There are a few months left in the Bengal assembly elections and the BJP has made all preparations to surround Mamata Banerjee. BJP national president JP Nadda recently made a two-day visit to South Bengal. The war of words between the ruling Trinamool Congress (TMC) and the saffron party leaders has also started.

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