The Calcutta High Court has permitted BJP President Amit Shah to hold a rally in Kolkata tomorrow. Justice Debangshu Basak gave the permission and also named two special officers to ensure that the BJP complies with all the rules. The Police Commissioner has also been told to depute an officer to assist them.The West Bengal Police had, earlier, denied BJP the permission to hold the rally citing traffic reason. The party approached the court on the issue.
BJP has welcomed the Calcutta High Court's order. Talking to reporters in New Delhi, BJP Secretary Shrikant Sharma accused the Mamta Banerjee government of behaving undemocratically by not giving permission to hold the rally. He said that the state government has failed to fulfill the promises made to the people.Sharma alleged that the TMC is trying to divert the attention of people from the chit fund scam in the state by protesting on the issues like black money in Parliament. Meanwhile the West Bengal government is considering to move before the Division bench against the Single bench court order.
BJP has welcomed the Calcutta High Court's order. Talking to reporters in New Delhi, BJP Secretary Shrikant Sharma accused the Mamta Banerjee government of behaving undemocratically by not giving permission to hold the rally. He said that the state government has failed to fulfill the promises made to the people.Sharma alleged that the TMC is trying to divert the attention of people from the chit fund scam in the state by protesting on the issues like black money in Parliament. Meanwhile the West Bengal government is considering to move before the Division bench against the Single bench court order.
