Trinamool ruling Bengal 'undemocratically': Siddharth Nath Singh
Kolkata, Feb 8: BJP National Secretary Siddharth Nath Singh today accused the Trinamool Congress of ruling West Bengal in an "undemocratic" manner.
Talking to reporters on his arrival from New Delhi for campaigning for the by-elections in West Bengal, Singh said, "Trinamool Congress oloktantrik tarike se Bangla ka shasan kar rahi hai. Oloktantrik tarike se BJP ka virodh kar rahi hai". (Trinamool Congress is ruling Bengal undemocratically. It is opposing BJP in undemocratic manner.)
But the BJP believed in democracy, he added. "Jeet sachchai ka hoti hai aur humlog sachchai ke saath khade ho kar kaam karenge", (Truth wins and we will do our work truthfully), he said. Singh was here to campaign for the by-elections to Bongaon Lok Sabha seat and Kishanganj assembly seat due on February 13.
PTI
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