BJP MLAs forced out as Mamata Banerjee says Bengalis targeted

The address of Bannerjee came on the last day of the special session of the Assembly. On Tuesday, the state government made a decision condemning the persecution of the immigrants speaking in the states governed by BJP. The debate, which started on September 1, resulted in the transition on Thursday. The decision was moved by Sobhondeb Chattopadhyay, Minister of Parliament Affairs, in accordance with the rule 169.
“They are anti -Bengali. Parliament to the parliament Parliament, democratic and illegal. Bjp, Bengal in the language of persecution of persecution of the country’s shame. The people of the country will no longer want to see a single BJP leader here – you will win a day – all our people will win. Parliament,” he said.
BJP Mlas shouted ‘Trinamool Chor, Godi Chhor’ and ‘Bharat Mata that Jai’. Agnimitra Paul protested the suspension of Lop Suvendu Adhikari, and questioned why no action was taken against Bratia Basu for his words about the army. The speaker suspended Paul and ordered Marshals to accompany him. Despite repeated warnings, BJP MLAs continued to disrupt the operations and suspended one after another, and Marshals took them out of the house. In addition to five MLA suspended on Thursday, the opposition leader Suvendu Adhikari was suspended on Tuesday. “We gave information to JP Nadda about the situation and asked to fight Trinamool.” He said.
“Sometimes Russia, China or Israel. He sold the country and his dignity by doing this.”



