Rapidly Changing Posts Of Political Leaders: Bengal Politics
Rapidly changing posts of political leaders in the political corridor of the state: Bengal Politics. If we do not learn from the mistakes made in the past, then history repeats itself.
What happened in Bengal in the last two decades, is history being repeated at this time? This is a question that must be answered in the future womb, but there is not much time to come out of it.
But the events that have happened and are happening are all signs that history in Bengal is repeating itself.
The biggest witness of this is the rapidly changing designation of political parties in the political corridor of the state.
By the way, in the electoral battle, the color rapidly changing every moment. But these days the politics of Bengal is changing very fast.
The situation looks like a repeat telecast of political events between 2008 and 2017.
Although its blurred picture was seen only in the Panchayat elections of 2018, but in the 2019 Lok Sabha elections, it was becoming somewhat clear.
Many leaders, MPs and MLAs from the Trinamool joined the BJP and the result is in front of everyone.
Once again, it is seen that on Saturday, before the assembly elections of 2021, a large number of Trinamool leaders, MLAs, MPs, councilors have joined BJP.
These leaders including the poster of Nandigram movement, Suvendu Adhikari.
Chief Minister and Trinamool Congress chief Mamata Banerjee is upset and accusing BJP of breaking the party.
She said at a public meeting in North Bengal on Wednesday last week that the BJP called our state president and leader and said that he wants to have a meeting with them.
Look at the extent to which the BJP can go.
If not more, look at the defections of the leaders just two years ago, similarly, the leaders of CPI (M), Congress, and other parties were accusing the Trinamool of breaking the party.
Leftists and Congressmen are saying that Trinamool, which started the tradition of defection, is now getting answers in their language.
State Congress President Adhir Chaudhary says that the way Mamata Banerjee broke the Congress and formed the Trinamool.
Then in the last decade by showing greed and fear to her party leaders, MLAs, and MPs in districts like Congress strongholds Murshidabad and Malda in Trinamool Forced to join.
Today they are getting answers in the same way. History is repeating itself.
Leader of the Left Front Legislative Party and CPI (M) MLA Sujan Chakraborty says that many times during the Left regime, there was a fight of equality with the opposition Trinamool.
But we did not try to break into the Trinamool. But after coming to power in 2011, Mamata Banerjee started playing fast and broke the Left leaders.
Now Saumitra Khan, who left the Congress and went to the Trinamool, or the leftist Sunil Mandal, many leaders including these two have joined the BJP.
Political analysts say that such defection was not practiced in Bengal.
Although the Congress or the Left parties broke up, there was no such backlash. But this tradition continued after Mamata came to power in 2011 and now BJP is taking it forward.
On this, Trinamool leader Saugata Roy says that this defections will not affect the Trinamool. Those who fight for survival make similar allegations.
At the same time, when we look at the electoral history of Bengal, the opposition Trinamool won a landslide victory despite the panchayat elections in 2008 amidst violence and terror.
A year later, when the Lok Sabha elections were held in 2009, the Trinamool won 19 seats defeating the Left Front and in 2011, 34 years of left rule came to an end.
Now the previous scenario is emerging once again. During the fierce violence during the Panchayat elections of 2018, BJP had won the victory in many districts.
