It is expected that the BJP members from Bengal are scheduled to meet with Prime Minister Narendra Modi for breakfast on Wednesday to discuss the law and peace situation that has arisen in Bengal following the massacre at Birbhum.
Sources said that the furor that erupted at the Bengal assembly would also be discussed.
The gathering, according to sources, will be held at the residence of PM Modi, located in New Delhi. PM Modi has previously condemned the Birbhum murders, highlighting the importance of the Mamata Banerjee government’s efforts to capture the perpetrators.
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Two children and six women from one family were brutally beaten and burnt to death by a mob of people at the Bogtui village, which is located near Birbhum’s Rampurhat town, this week.
The attack was believed to be revenge for the murder of a local Trinamool Congress leader, Bhadu Sheikh, who was killed in a suicide bombing. About 20 people were arrested in the investigation.
The BJP has suffered greatly due to Mamata Banerjee’s government’s massive victory in Bengal the previous year, with attention focused on the state’s government since the Birbhum murders.
The party has called for that Mamata Banerjee to step down. By winning the election last year, Mamata Banerjee has made her national goals evident.
Since Trinamol became the ruling party over a decade ago, the BJP alleges this Birbhum event is only the latest in a line of violent violence in Bengal.
Opposition Leader Suvendu Adhikari has demanded President’s rule in the state and pointed out that Ms. Banerjee, who holds the portfolio of a home, is in charge of law and order.
The state party’s leaders had met the Union Minister of Home Amit Shah earlier and requested the ministry to investigate the issue. The party also sent an inquiry group to the state.
It is also worth noting that Congress has also supported the President’s Rule call in a claim that Ms. Banerjee cannot run the state.
The issue sparked a row between the leaders of the BJP as well as their party in power, the Trinamool Congress, in the Bengal assembly on Tuesday. Seven BJP MLAs were taken to the Apollo Hospital in Kolkata for an examination for medical reasons.
A Trinamool MLA claimed that BJP’s Suvendu Adhikari, the opposition leader, was punched by the politician. The BJP came back with similar accusations.
