JP Nadda Targeted Mamata Banerjee On Batla House Case

JP Nadda targeted Mamata Banerjee In the Batla House case. JP Nadda said, Batla House convict was hanged, when will Mamata Banerjee leave politics.

In the Batla House case, BJP President JP Nadda has targeted Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee. After announcing the death sentence for the convict in the Batla House case.

JP Nadda on Tuesday asked Mamata Banerjee when she would leave her politics, as the case has not turned out to be fake.

Addressing an election public meeting in Kotulpur, Nadda said that Mamta ji had called the Batla House encounter fake.

She had said that if that matter does not turn out to be fake, then she will leave politics. The court has now sentenced Ariz Khan to death. Now I want to ask Mamta Ji, when will you leave politics.

Let us know that a Delhi court on Monday sentenced Ariz Khan to death in the 2008 Batla House encounter case.

Additional Sessions Judge Sandeep Yadav has also imposed a fine of Rs 11 lakh against the convict and directed that Rs 10 lakh out of the fine amount be released as compensation to the family of the deceased Mohan Chand Sharma.

This is the incident of September 2008.

It is known that on September 13, 2008, there were five serial blasts in Delhi, in which at least 30 people were killed and more than 100 were injured.

Special Cell Inspector Mohan Chand Sharma was killed during the 2008 Batla House encounter.

West Bengal elections in eight phases.

Significantly, there is an election environment in West Bengal these days, prominent leaders of BJP and Trinamool Congress (TMC) are making allegations and counter-statements against each other.

The BJP’s top leadership is holding public meetings and roadshows across the state. Elections in West Bengal, with 294 assembly seats, are starting from March 27, elections will be held in a total of eight phases.

The last round of voting will be held on April 29. Votes will be counted on 2 May.

West Bengal Assembly Election 2021: Union Home Minister Amit Shah angry with state leadership for protest.

Since the release of the third list of candidates, the manner in which the protests are taking place in the BJP has angered the Union Home Minister and strong leader Amit Shah with the state leadership.

It is reported that Amit Shah replied to the responsible leaders of the state on this issue. On Monday night, Amit Shah reached Kolkata instead of flying directly from Assam to Delhi.

He then held an emergency meeting with the state leadership at a five-star hotel in New Town along with BJP President JP Nadda.