NANDIGRAM: BJP Suvendu leader Adhikari on Friday he said his disgruntled brother and TMC leader Soumendu, recently retired from the administrator post in Contai municipality, will join the saffron camp along with a number of other activists from the state’s ruling party.
Stating that the TMC, of which he was a part until about a month ago, will “disintegrate” soon, Adhikari, during a meeting here in Purba Medinipur, claimed that Soumendu, along with some councilors and 5,000 TMC workers, will switch to the party. saffron later that day.
“My younger brother Soumendu will join the BJP in Contai today. He will be accompanied by several councilors and 5,000 TMC grassroots workers. The TMC will constantly disintegrate,” Adhikari said here on the occasion of the Foundation Day of the party led by Mamata Banerjee.
Soumendu had said Thursday lotus it will flourish in every home, hinting that it would join the saffron festival, following in its brother’s footsteps.
The Adhikari household has two other members in the TMC camp – MPs Dibyendu and Sisir.
Adhikari told his supporters that at least one lakh of people will attend his rally in Nandigram on January 8: “If any of you face a roadblock on the way to the meeting, just give me a call.”
“TMC criminals had carried out an attack on the pilgrims when they were on their way to a religious program on December 29. Their vehicle was carrying flags of the Sanatan Hindu Dharma organization. The attackers will be given a proper lesson,” the BJP leader stated. newly incorporated.
Speaking about the CBI raids on Thursday at two Kolkata residences of businessman Binay Mishra, allegedly close to the TMC, in connection with the smuggling of cattle along the India-Bangladesh border, and the arrest of suspected kingpin Enamul Haque in November, Adhikari said: “The agency will soon knock on the doors of a heavyweight involved in the case. Just wait …”
The BJP leader, after his rally, told reporters that he will ensure that the saffron party takes the lead in all segments of the assembly in Purba Medinipur.
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