Coronavirus: BJP’s charge by releasing video – Bengal government is putting bodies in darkness

The West Bengal BJP has accused the Mamata Banerjee government of cremating the bodies of corona-infected patients in residential areas. BJP has also shared a video of this.

Kolkata: A three-minute video has been shared with the official Twitter handle of the West Bengal BJP amid the outbreak of Corona virus. In the video, the BJP claims that health workers in Bengal are trying to dump the bodies of corona-infected patients in the residential area in the dark of night. BJP general secretary Kailash Vijayvargiya has said dumping of dead bodies in this manner is contrary to tradition and has raised questions on the Mamata government.

Kailash Vijayvargiya said, “To hide the deaths from Corona, the bodies are being buried in the dark. This is an insult to the dead bodies and is also contrary to tradition. The funeral of dead bodies in the residential area is also prone to infection. It is understandable how terrible the state is at this time. ”

Why dispose bodies unceremoniously in the dark of the night? Do the dead have any dignity? Why take infected bodies to residential areas in violation of norms? This is how scary the situation in Bengal is, right now. Will Mamata Banerjee show some ‘mamata’ for the people of WB? pic.twitter.com/tomyE12KPo

— BJP Bengal (@BJP4Bengal) April 24, 2020

The Governor of Bengal called Mamata ‘anti-people’,
while West Bengal Governor Jagdeep Dhankad has launched a scathing attack on Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee. The governor accused Mamat of failing to deal with Kovid-19 and said that it would have very painful consequences. At the same time, his attitude was called ‘anti-people’.

Governor Dhankad said that the chief minister is deliberately diverting the attention of the people for failing to deal with the corona virus outbreak and besides appeasing the minority community is also doing the work of defying the constitution. It is rarely seen that a governor should use such harsh language against the Chief Minister.

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The Governor said, “I certainly cannot sit in the Raj Bhavan without any fear, when the people of the state are in crisis. I cannot turn my back on the grave problem of the troubled people.” To disregard the advice of doctors, the governor said, “Our actions at the national and global level are ashamed of us. Why the real situation has been veiled.”