In the West Bengal Assembly, the ruling Trinamool Congress, against the Leader of the Opposition (LOP) Shubhendu Adhikari, was allegedly proposed to say a privilege to the government led by Mamata Banerjee to call it a “government of Muslims”. State Minister Sovandeb Chattopadhyay made this proposal against Shubhendu Adhikari, who was suspended from Bengal Assembly on Monday.Accepting the proposal, Speaker Biman Bandopadhyay said, “This is a matter of contempt of the House.” The matter has been sent to the Privilege Committee for further action.Talking to reporters after being suspended, Shubhendu Adhikari made a communal and inflammatory remarks attacking the Trinamool government, which led to the controversy.
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The BJP MLA said, “We are proud of our suspension to advocate the Hindu community … It is a government of mullahs, a government of Muslims, Ansarul is a government of Bangla, Kashmiri is a government of terrorists. Is the government. ” Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee accused her one -time disciple of “inciting hatred”. ,
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Freedom of expression does not mean speaking about communalism or provoking against any religion. You are selling a particular religion … I have seen some videos, in which he (Suvendu Adhikari) is speaking about Hinduism. I never talk about inciting anyone on religious matters. “Meanwhile, BJP MLAs protested against the suspension of officers and three other members of the party outside the assembly.
He wore a saffron turban and shirt, which was written “Proud to be a Hindu”. Officers and three BJP MLAs Agnimitra Paul, Vishwanath Kark and Bankim Ghosh were suspended for 30 days after an uproar over the opposition’s uproar over the Saraswati Puja organized in educational institutions.
While the Speaker allowed the BJP’s proposal to present, but did not allow the discussion. In response, BJP MLAs protested and some tore the paper and threw it at the president.
