Polarisation and Power Play: Sukhu's Allegations Against BJP
Chief Minister Sukhvinder Singh Sukhu accused the BJP of polarisation and misuse of central agencies for electoral gains in West Bengal. He criticized their alleged Machiavellian tactics, questioned the credibility of EVMs, and expressed optimism about the Congress party's future prospects in the state.
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Chief Minister Sukhvinder Singh Sukhu launched a scathing attack on the BJP, accusing it of polarization and the misuse of central agencies to clinch victory in West Bengal's assembly polls.
Sukhu alleged that democratic institutions have faced undue pressure since 2014, accusing the BJP of deploying agencies like the ED, CBI, and the Election Commission as political tools.
While questioning the integrity of Electronic Voting Machines, he remained optimistic about Congress's future, highlighting efforts to rebuild its organizational presence in the state.
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