TMC hatched conspiracy to eliminate Amit Shah: BJP Spokesman
Shimla, May 15(UNI) National Spokesperson of the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) Syed Shahnawaz Hussein alleged that Trinmool Congress hatched conspiracy to eliminate BJP President Amit Shah however he had narrow escape due to timely action by Centre Reserve Paramilitary Forces during a road show at Kolkata on Tuesday.
Raising questions on the neutrality of Election Commission of India during a press conference here today he said that election body was not partial in the State of West Bengal as it could not ensure level playing field for the ruling BJP.
ECI conducted free and fair poll in all parts of country but it could not stop violent incidents in some part of West Bengal.
He warned that Mamata Benarjee government would not be there in the state of WB after May 23 as the Army of goons are bleeding the innocent beyond the veil of TMC rule.
He condemned the attack on the BJP peaceful procession in WB yesterday. Hitting out the Sam Pitroda and Mani Shankar Aiyar he said that duo who are uncles of AICC President Rahul Gandhi are completing the centuries of abuses on the BJP.
People of Himachal would not forgive the Mani Shankar Aiyar for making derogatory remarks on the Prime Minister.
After the Balakot air strike Aiyar who gone underground recently seen in Shimla should explain why he is here.
Hussian also attacked film Star Kamal Hassan for terming Mahatma Gandhi assassin's Nathu Ram Ghodse as first Hindu Terrorist, stating that the act was worth condemnation to spread hatred during the election time.
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