kolkata

IIE DIGITAL DESK :  Strong message to the people of West Bengal, Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee has accused the BJP and RSS of instigating unrest in the state, particularly during the Ram Navami celebrations. In an open letter, she addressed the ongoing violence in Murshidabad and urged residents to stay united and maintain peace. Banerjee condemned the actions of those involved in the violence, asserting that justice would prevail, and criminals would be punished.

Mamata Banerjee also criticized the BJP and RSS for using the Murshidabad violence for political gain, claiming they aimed to disrupt peace during the religious festival. She further accused them of fueling divisive propaganda, manipulating the Waqf movement for their interests.

The Chief Minister called for patience, urging all communities to work together to preserve the harmony of the state. She emphasized the importance of resisting the use of central agencies for political purposes and stressed the need to protect the dignity of West Bengal.

Her remarks have sparked a political controversy, with Leader of Opposition Suvendu Adhikari accusing Banerjee of spreading hatred. Adhikari alleged that her letter, masked as a "peace message," was an attempt to promote a false narrative against the BJP and RSS.

As the situation remains tense, Banerjee's call for justice and unity has highlighted the ongoing political battle in West Bengal, underscoring the complex dynamics between the ruling TMC and opposition BJP.