State BJP today slammed opposition CPIM and Congress for creating an atmosphere of unrest in the state and claimed that the saffron party is also ready to retaliate it with the help of police.
Addressing a press conference this evening, Pradesh BJP state President Rajib Bhattacharya said that on 16th February election for assembly concluded and has created a history without any violence, rigging.
“This poll held peacefully. But it was very unfortunate that even after conclusion of election peacefully, Congress and CPIM have unleashed a series of political violence. We are keeping close eye on it. Across the state starting from Kumarghat, NC Nagar, Kakraban, Agartala, Khowai, Mandwi, Simna they are working to create unrest. We want to tell that BJP is ready to retaliate it”, said Rajib.
He said, “We know law and order is prevailing in the state. But we don’t want this kind of violence and want to help police and don’t want to take law on our hand”.
Rajib alleged that this Communist who has ruled the state by unleashing terror has now teamed up with Congress.
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