Why BJP accused of insulting national anthem in West Bengal

Posted on 1st Feb 2021 by rohit kumar

The ruling Trinamool Party in West Bengal has accused BJP leaders of insulting the national anthem during a public meeting in Howrah on Sunday. This news has appeared in all the leading newspapers including The Hindu.

 

A large number of party leaders have shared this video on Twitter, in which they are telling the place where there is a mistake while singing the national anthem.

 

TMC MP and Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee's nephew Abhishek Banerjee wrote in a tweet - "Those who preach patriotism and nationalism do not know how to sing the national anthem in the right way. It is the party that claims that it has honored India's Is maintained. Embarrassing! "

 

Partha Chatterjee, the education minister leader in the Mamta government, has made a similar charge. He said, "It is surprising that where he had to sing Jana-Gana-mangalanki-Jai-ha, he was singing Jana-Gana-mana-Adhi Nayak-Jai-ha."

 

However, in West Bengal, senior BJP leader Shamik Bhattacharya has denied the allegations of insulting the national anthem.

 

He said, "No one can believe that so many people on the stage sang the national anthem incorrectly, the allegation is baseless that all the people sang the wrong anthem there."

 

Farmer Movement: Five in Singhu, seven in Ghazipur, and four-level security deployed at Tikri Border

 

Demonstrations of farmers are continuing at different borders along Delhi. Farmers of many states including Punjab, Haryana, Uttar Pradesh have been demonstrating on the border of Delhi since 26 November last year.

 

Internet service has been discontinued in the demonstration sites and surrounding areas. Due to which people are facing a lot of trouble. Along with this, the number of security forces at the movement sites has also been increased.

 

Barricading has been done on four levels on the national highway connecting the Delhi-Haryana highway. Along with this, large pits have been made by digging the surrounding roads and paths.

 

Traffic between the Singhu border and the capital Delhi has been disrupted, making it difficult for people to reach the picket-site. Along with this, supply is also getting affected. The Singhu border has been completely sealed and five levels of security have been provided here.

 

Apart from this, the deployment of B security forces has been increased on the Ghazipur border and the routes have been closed with barbed wire. Seven-layer barricades have been erected here and RPF, CRPF personnel have been deployed in ready posture in anti-gear right. Section-144 is applicable in the entire area and Reserve Battalion is also kept in the reserve.

 

Security has been kept in four layers at the ticking border. Hindustan Times and Dainik Hindustan have published this news related to the performance. According to another news published in the daily Hindustan, the commando rope has been received from the Red Fort and it is feared that the people who committed the violence had come with complete preparation. In the Red Fort, Chime is getting a commando rope, based on this claim is being made.

 

At the same time, lookout notices have been issued against 59 farmer leaders.