Senior BJP leader Dilip Ghosh launched a scathing attack on the TMC government today, covering topics from international threats to the internal crisis in Tollywood. Responding to CM Mamata Banerjee’s query on PM Modi’s silence regarding a Pakistani minister’s threat to Kolkata, Ghosh remarked, “Modi Ji has already reduced Pakistan to a beggar with a bowl. The PM is more than capable of handling the nation; the CM should worry about her own party’s survival.”

Addressing the strike in the Bengali film industry following actor Rahul Arunoday Banerjee’s demise, Ghosh alleged that Tollywood has become a victim of ‘Mafia culture.’ He stated, “Talented actors are sidelined if they don’t hold the party flag. This syndicate raj will end this May.”

On the mass deletion of names in the SIR process, especially in Murshidabad, he claimed it was necessary to weed out anti-national elements and fake Aadhaar card holders. “Murshidabad has become a shelter for extremists and illegal activities,” he alleged. Ghosh also stood firm on the Election Commission and Court’s intervention, stating that officers who choose loyalty over the Constitution will face the music.