Union Minister Ramdas Athawale has given a big statement regarding the politics of West Bengal. He said that BJP leader Suvendu Adhikari was earlier with Mamata Banerjee, but joined BJP in the year 2020. Athawale said that in the Bengal elections, BJP contested the elections strongly under his leadership and the party got huge support.
He said that BJP won about 207 seats there. Mamata Banerjee’s grip has weakened, and she has ruined Bengal economically. She brought the culture of ‘Gundaraj’ to Bengal. Because of this, people have expressed their anger through voting.
He said that people have expressed their anger through voting. Athawale also said that Mamata Banerjee did not resign after getting the mandate, whereas this had never happened before. He said that MK Stalin had resigned in Tamil Nadu.
The Union Minister said that the Prime Minister Narendra Modi The dream of Bengal is to make it “Sonar Bangla”. He said that if BJP government is formed, everyone will get justice in the state and new development works will be done.
According to Athawale, Bengal can be included among the strong states of the country, but for this better administration and law and order is necessary. He expressed confidence that BJP will focus on development and employment in the state.
Also spoke about Marathi language in Maharashtra
Ramdas Athawale also expressed his opinion on the ongoing discussion regarding Marathi language in Maharashtra. He said that Transport Minister Pratap Sarnaik has asked rickshaw and taxi drivers in Mumbai to learn Marathi.
Athawale clarified that there is no coercion in this. He said that Marathi is the state language of Maharashtra, so the people living there should try to learn it. He said that if people speaking Hindi, Tamil, Telugu, Bengali and Bhojpuri also learn Marathi, this will further improve mutual understanding.
He also praised Haji Arafat Sheikh’s initiative to teach Marathi to taxi and rickshaw drivers. Athawale called it a positive step.
What did you say on the arrest of Sanjeev Arora?
Ramdas Athawale also reacted to the arrest of Punjab Government Minister Sanjeev Arora by ED. He said that agencies like ED and CBI work on the basis of evidence.
He said that if action is taken against any minister, MLA or MP, there must be a legal basis and evidence behind it. Athawale said that the law is supreme and the investigating agencies work accordingly.