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BJP leader Keya Ghosh has made a scathing attack on the CJP delegation that had come to take stock of the education system of West Bengal. He raised questions on the timing of the delegation’s visit and asked when the delegation can reach to see the condition of schools in Bengal.So why didn’t he go to Jharkhand?

Keya Ghosh especially Ashutosh Ranka Took aim at. He said that when in Jharkhand Devendra Nath Mahato was on the verge of deaththen Ashutosh Ranka did not find it necessary to go there. Ghosh questioned why after maintaining distance from Jharkhand at that time, so much activism is now being shown regarding the education system of West Bengal.

He also mentioned the action taken after the Jharkhand incident. According to Ghosh, The government has arrested eight people and no one will be spared.

‘Why didn’t you come to see the schools of Bengal three months ago?’

Keya Ghosh raised another big question on the timing of the CJP delegation. He asked that if the delegation was really concerned about the condition of schools and the education system of West Bengal, Why didn’t you come to Bengal three months ago?

He said that just looking at recent events is not enough to understand the current situation of Bengal’s education system. According to him, 34 years of Left rule and almost 15 years of TMC government The effects of the problems that arose in the education system are visible today.

‘Why won’t you go to Kerala, Karnataka or Punjab?’

The BJP leader raised the most direct political question regarding CJP’s visit on the selection of states. He said that the delegation Why won’t Kerala, Karnataka or Punjab go?

Ghosh alleged that this clearly shows his agenda. His question was that if the aim is to study the problems of the education system, then the situation of other states should also be taken stock of. The activism being done regarding Bengal Selective and politically motivated told.

‘How will the mess of five decades be fixed in three months?’

Keya Ghosh said that the roots of the problems of Bengal’s education system have to be seen in the long political history. He asked that 34 years of leftist rule and about 15 years of TMC Can the problems arising in India be rectified in just three months?

His point was that along with fixing the responsibility for the current problems, it should also be seen how the education system has changed and deteriorated in the last several decades.

‘If there are cockroaches in Bengal, there is also a hit’

At the end of his statement, Keya Ghosh took a very sharp dig at CJP’s visit. He said, “If there are cockroaches in Bengal, ‘HIT’ is also present.”

Through this comment, Ghosh tried to convey the message that if there are problems in the education system of Bengal, then the state government is also taking action against them. He has made it a subject of political debate by raising questions on the role of the CJP delegation and the purpose of its visit.

CJP’s Bengal tour has once again intensified the political conflict over the state’s education system. On one hand there are questions on the condition of the education system, while on the other hand BJP has raised the question as to why the selection of those raising these questions and their activism is limited to Bengal only. This question is now at the center of this entire controversy.