Today is the death anniversary of Mahatma Gandhi. On this occasion, West Bengal Governor Jagdeep Dhankhar has attacked the Mamata Banerjee government. In fact, recently he said that 'Bengal is becoming the gas chamber of democracy.' Further, he also said that 'Democracy is suffocating in this state. Here it is not the rule of law but the law of the ruler. The politics here have become blood-stained and it is my duty to protect the Constitution.'

The Governor made this statement when he was talking to reporters after garlanding Gandhi Ghat and Gandhi's statue in Barrackpore. s of non-violence and peace. Violence has no place in a democratic system. Violence and the democratic system are enemies of each other. On the other hand, attacking the Mamta government after saying this, Governor Jagdeep Dhankhar said, 'I have suffered humiliation. Your governor has taken a sip of blood. What abuses have you not heard? The CM of the state is on a political mission in the state and outside the state. Law and democracy have been ignored. No one can stop me from doing my duty. Dhankhar emphasized that violence and democracy cannot go together.

There has been a confrontation between Governor Jagdeep Dhankhar and Mamata Banerjee for several days. That's why these statements are coming out.

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