Mamata Banerjee Accuses BJP of Pre-Election 'Gimmick Show' with Ram Mandir Inauguration
- Posted on January 9, 2024
- Politics
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West Bengal CM Mamata Banerjee criticized the BJP's Ram Mandir inauguration, accusing them of using it as a pre-election stunt. She emphasized unity among communities and opposed religious division, rejecting festivities that excluded any group. Mamata highlighted that the BJP's move is a gimmick before the polls.
West
Bengal's Chief Minister, Mamata
Banerjee, took a firm stand against the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) on the
upcoming Ram Temple inauguration, denouncing it as a political maneuver aimed
at the Lok Sabha elections. Addressing a gathering in Joynagar, she labeled the
event as a 'gimmick show' orchestrated by the saffron party.
Banerjee
expressed her disapproval of initiatives that create rifts among people based
on religious beliefs. She firmly stated her commitment to preventing any
discrimination between Hindus and Muslims, stressing unity and inclusivity.
"I believe in festivals that unite all communities and promote
harmony," she emphasized.
The CM's critique specifically targeted the BJP's timing of the Ram Mandir inauguration, insinuating that it was strategically planned before the polls. She highlighted that while the ceremony might be in accordance with court instructions, its timing suggested a calculated move to sway voters.
"Doing
it before the Lok Sabha elections is a gimmick," Banerjee reiterated.
"I stand against any festivities that exclude or marginalize
communities," she added, reaffirming her stance against divisive actions.
Her
statement further underscored the need for celebrations that encompass
everyone, regardless of their religious background. Banerjee urged for events
that embrace diversity and promote unity among all sections of society.
The
Chief Minister's remarks reflected her firm commitment to a politics of
inclusivity and harmony, rejecting any attempts at exploiting religious
sentiments for electoral gains. Her emphasis on unity over divisiveness
highlighted her vision for a more cohesive and integrated society.