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Dilip Ghosh made a big statement amid Vande Mataram being made mandatory in schools in West Bengal. He said that the condition of Bengal has become worse than Jammu and Kashmir and action against illegal encroachment and infiltration will continue.

Kolkata: Once again sharp statements are being seen in the politics of West Bengal. Senior Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) leader Dilip Ghosh has given a big statement regarding the law and order, encroachment and cultural issues of the state. He claimed that “the condition of Bengal has become worse than Jammu and Kashmir” and expressed serious concern over the current situation in the state.

This statement of Dilip Ghosh has come at a time when political debate has intensified in West Bengal regarding the action of removing encroachment, illegal construction and Vande Mataram. After his statement a new controversy has arisen in the politics of the state.

Ghosh said on making Vande Mataram mandatory in schools

Recently, the decision to make singing ‘Vande Mataram’ mandatory during the morning assembly in government and aided schools of West Bengal is in the news. Supporting this decision, Dilip Ghosh said that children should be taught patriotism and national values ​​from school level itself.

He said that the national anthem and patriotic songs develop national consciousness and a sense of responsibility in children. According to him, schools are not only centers of education, but they also strengthen civic values ​​and social responsibilities.

However, opposition parties and some social organizations have raised questions regarding this decision. He says that it is important to maintain respect for cultural and religious diversity in educational institutions.

“Infiltration is not the culture of Bengal

Dilip Ghosh also mentioned issues to illegal infiltration and population in his statement. “It is not the culture of Bengal to allow infiltrators to settle down,” he said. He alleged that the state’s past policies had affected the cultural identity of Bengal.

He said that social and administrative challenges are increasing in the state due to illegal activities and encroachment. According to Ghosh, it is necessary to take strict steps to ensure compliance with the law and protect public properties.

However, opposition parties have described his statement as increasing political polarization. Political analysts believe that issues to identity, culture and citizenship have been a part of political debate in Bengal for a long time.

Concern about encroachment at railway stations

Dilip Ghosh also expressed concern over the increasing encroachment at major railway stations of West Bengal. He said that big railway stations like Howrah and Sealdah are becoming inconvenient for passengers.

According to him, many railway stations are surrounded by unplanned shops and temporary structures, causing inconvenience to passengers. He said that railway properties should be used for public services and it is necessary to remove illegal encroachments.

Ghosh also said that the railway administration and the state police should take joint action so that passengers can get better facilities.

Statement given on bulldozer action

In recent times, bulldozer action has been taken in many areas in West Bengal to remove encroachment and against illegal construction. Speaking on the same issue, Dilip Ghosh said that wherever there is illegal construction or encroachment on government land, bulldozers will be used.

He said that people involved in illegal activities should vacate the place themselves, so that there is no need for administrative action. According to him, the government will give full support to legitimate businesses and legal activities, but encroachment on government land will not be accepted under any circumstances.

This statement has come at a time when political and legal debate is going on in many parts of the country regarding bulldozer action.

Opposition raised questions

After Dilip Ghosh’s statement, opposition parties reacted sharply. Opposition leaders say that issues like law and order and administrative action should not be used for political gains.

Some leaders alleged that the bulldozer action was being used as a tool to deliver a political message. Social organizations also said that human rights and the rehabilitation process should be kept in mind in any action.

Political analysts believe that in view of the upcoming election environment in West Bengal, such statements can also be a part of political strategy.

Increasing polarization debate in Bengal politics

West Bengal has long been a center of political and ideological conflict. In recent years, issues such as nationalism, cultural identity, citizenship and law and order have become major political topics in the state.

Experts say that due to increasing political competition in the state, the level of rhetoric and allegations and counter-allegations has also increased. In such a situation, political disputes arise rapidly regarding administrative decisions.

Dilip Ghosh’s statement has once again intensified the debate on how to strike a balance between development, law and order and cultural issues in the state.

Emphasis on public safety and urban management

According to experts, encroachment and illegal construction are not just political issues, but they are also to urban management and public safety. Unplanned occupations at railway stations, markets and public places impact traffic, cleanliness and safety.

However, experts also believe that it is necessary to adopt a humanitarian approach in any action to remove encroachment. The livelihood of many people depends on small trade and temporary shops, hence rehabilitation and alternative arrangements should also be given attention.

Political atmosphere heated in Bengal

Dilip Ghosh’s latest statement has once again heated up the politics of West Bengal. Issues like Vande Mataram, encroachment removal action and cultural identity can play a major role in the politics of the state in the times to come.

Analysts believe that political parties in West Bengal are now trying to reach out to the public by keeping the issues of development, security and cultural identity at the center. The debate on these issues is likely to intensify in the coming months.