TMC made a big political upset in Bengal, gave party membership to Netaji’s great grandson, Chandra Kumar Bose told BJP ‘historic mistake’

Kolkata. Political excitement is at its peak regarding the West Bengal Assembly Elections. Meanwhile, a big development has come to light in the politics of the state. Chandra Kumar Bose, great-grandson of great freedom fighter Netaji Subhas Chandra Bose, has officially joined Mamata Banerjee’s party Trinamool Congress (TMC). Chandra Kumar Bose has taken this decision just before the upcoming two-phase assembly elections. In political circles, this is being considered a big blow for BJP.

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Association with BJP called ‘historical mistake’

As soon as he joined TMC, Chandra Kumar Bose launched sharp attacks on his former party. He left BJP in September 2023 citing ideological differences. Now he openly said that joining BJP was a historical mistake of his life. He alleged that the BJP’s only aim is to create division and polarization among the people to win the elections.

While expressing his views on social media, Bose said that I cannot fight communalism through communalism. If the aim of any party is only to divide the society, then I cannot stay there. He appealed to all communities and workers of India Alliance to unite to save the structure of the country.

Issue of rigging in voter list raised

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In recent times, Chandra Kumar Bose has also raised serious questions on the process of voter list reform (SIR) of Bengal. He claimed that through this process, about 90 lakh people of Bengal have lost their right to vote, including many genuine voters. Bose alleges that the Election Commission is working at the behest of its masters and has failed to conduct free elections in Bengal. He called upon the progressive people of Bengal to stand up to save their democratic power.

election battle intensifies

Voting is to be held in Bengal on 23rd and 29th April, the results of which will come on 4th May. In the 2021 elections, TMC won a thumping majority by winning 213 seats, but BJP also emerged as the main opposition party with 77 seats. In such a situation, changing sides of a face like Chandra Kumar Bose can have an interesting impact on the results of the upcoming elections.