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Dilip Ghosh Targets Opponents in Siliguri Tea Gathering, 'They Are Failing to Play Their Role'

By Editor - Bengal News Net 40 reads 2 min read
Dilip Ghosh Targets Opponents in Siliguri Tea Gathering, 'They Are Failing to Play Their Role'

**Siliguri:** During his visit to North Bengal, the state's Panchayat and Rural Development Minister Dilip Ghosh joined party workers for a morning walk in Siliguri. He was seen in a cheerful mood at the Siliguri College grounds that day. After the morning walk, he faced journalists during a tea gathering and targeted the opposition on several political issues.


That day, Dilip Ghosh primarily raised questions about the role of the opposition. He stated that if the opposition fails to fulfill their responsibilities, the blame does not lie with the people or the government. He also criticized the infighting and disagreements among opposition parties.


Dilip Ghosh remarked that if the opposition gets embroiled in conflicts among themselves and fails to perform their duties, they must take responsibility for that. His comments have naturally sparked discussions in political circles.


He was also questioned about the alleged vandalism at the BJP's party office in Jadavpur. Dilip Ghosh claimed that the BJP currently does not have time to get involved in incidents like vandalism of party offices. He stated that the BJP is busy managing the administration and providing services to the general public. He criticized those who have no work, saying they are the ones getting involved in such incidents.


Recently, there has been political tension and various controversies surrounding Jadavpur. Dilip Ghosh had previously made several comments regarding the situation in Jadavpur.


On the issue of re-elections, the Panchayat Minister faced questions that day. He stated that the direction in which people are voting is reflected in the results. In light of the various questions raised about the election results, he emphasized the importance of the people's verdict.


It is noteworthy that by October 6, by-elections are scheduled in Nandigram and Rejinagar assembly constituencies, with vote counting set for October 9. Political tensions in the state have already intensified surrounding these elections.


Overall, during the morning walk and tea gathering in Siliguri, Dilip Ghosh expressed his views on multiple political issues. His comments on the role of the opposition, the incident in Jadavpur, and the upcoming by-elections have sparked renewed political discussions.

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