Dilip Ghosh Rss

The BJP's Bengal chief Dillip Ghosh made headlines over the weekend for saying that his party's workers', "trained by the RSS, can break the neck of people with bare hands." The threat was directed at Trinamool workers. Two days later, the 52-year-old saw no reason to withdraw his aggressive comments.

West Bengal BJP Chief Dilip Ghosh has threatened activists of the Trinamool Congress with violence, saying workers of his party are "trained by the RSS and can break your shoulders with bare hands".

West Bengal State BJP president Dilip Ghosh, who seems to have made it a habit to hog the limelight for all the wrong reasons, has now threatened to beat up Trinamool Congress leaders inside their houses and break their necks with bare hands by using RSS training.

The Modi wave of 2014 gave West Bengal BJP a big impetus. But instead of using that momentum to quickly put down roots and grow a presence, the BJP seems to have expended its energies in RSS-izing the state instead.

With an eye on Assembly polls, BJP West Bengal unit has thoroughly revamped its party organisation inducting new faces for the top posts to place itself as a credible opposition.

The BJP's Bengal chief Dillip Ghosh made headlines over the weekend for saying that his party's workers', "trained by the RSS, can break the neck of people with bare hands." The threat was directed at Trinamool workers. Two days later, the 52-year-old saw no reason to withdraw his aggressive comments.

West Bengal BJP Chief Dilip Ghosh has threatened activists of the Trinamool Congress with violence, saying workers of his party are "trained by the RSS and can break your shoulders with bare hands".

West Bengal State BJP president Dilip Ghosh, who seems to have made it a habit to hog the limelight for all the wrong reasons, has now threatened to beat up Trinamool Congress leaders inside their houses and break their necks with bare hands by using RSS training.

The Modi wave of 2014 gave West Bengal BJP a big impetus. But instead of using that momentum to quickly put down roots and grow a presence, the BJP seems to have expended its energies in RSS-izing the state instead.

With an eye on Assembly polls, BJP West Bengal unit has thoroughly revamped its party organisation inducting new faces for the top posts to place itself as a credible opposition.