Attempts are being made to turn India into Bangladesh-Pakistan in the name of movement: BJP leader Dilip Ghosh

West Bengal BJP leader Dilip Ghosh has said that attempts are being made to turn India into Pakistan-Bangladesh in the name of movement. He claimed that such attempts have not been successful before and will not happen this time either. He made these comments while addressing the media in Rajarhat-Newtown, Kolkata on Thursday (July 23).
Students and common people have been protesting at Jantar Mantar in Delhi for the past few days against the leak of the question paper of India’s medical entrance exam – NEET (NEET) and allegations of corruption in the education system. The movement under the banner of ‘Kakroch Janata Party’ has turned the country’s capital New Delhi into a heatwave. In such a situation, Dilip Ghosh has claimed that attempts are being made to push India into a situation like Pakistan, Bangladesh, Nepal or Sri Lanka by calling the protesters ‘professional puppets of foreign powers’.
He claimed, “They have tried many times to make India Pakistan, Bangladesh, Nepal or Sri Lanka. But they have not succeeded, and it will not happen this time either. Their outcome will be like the farmers’ movement. The same people – those who do the farmers’ movement, those who do the students’ movement, and those who do the women’s movement.” Accusing foreign powers of backing them, the BJP leader said, “They are professional puppets of foreign powers. So they will definitely create some trouble.” He further warned, “Don’t forget that the government is of Narendra Modi and Amit Shah. They will take the right decision at the right time. The agitators want the government to take a tough decision, and using that as a tool, they will create ruckus all over the country again.” Criticizing the agitators as foreign agents, Dilip Ghosh said, “They have no countrymen behind them, no public. That is why they keep losing elections. Some broker-like people are working for foreigners and are coming forward. The common people have recognized them. Even the common students who joined the movement in the beginning have realised that they are being made scapegoats.”
Dilip Ghosh further said, “These agitators use foreign money to create problems in the country by instigating. But their days are almost over. They repeatedly want to exploit the emotions of the students to achieve their own interests. The students who have passed must take their own decisions so that no one falls into the trap of these cheaters.” ‘Microphone for others. There are many foreign powers who do not want India’s development and unity. They are using them as chess pieces.’