On the auspicious occasion of Ram Navami, veteran BJP leader Dilip Ghosh returned to his trademark “Dabangg” persona, making a massive political declaration. While participating in several colourful processions across Midnapore and Kharagpur, Ghosh asserted that the time for a major political transformation in West Bengal has arrived. Addressing a sea of supporters, he boldly proclaimed, “Ram Rajya will be established in Bengal very soon.”

Clad in traditional attire and wielding symbolic weapons during the Shobha Yatra, Ghosh launched a direct attack on the ruling Trinamool Congress. “Lord Ram destroyed the forces of evil in Lanka. Similarly, the forces of corruption and misrule in Bengal are nearing their end. The people of this state are now seeking the peace and justice that only Ram Rajya can provide,” he stated.

Ghosh emphasized that the massive turnout for Ram Navami celebrations across the state is a sign of a shifting cultural and political landscape. He argued that the festival has moved beyond religious boundaries and has become a symbol of protest against “atrocities.” According to him, the awakening of the masses will inevitably lead to the downfall of the current regime and the rise of a “golden era” in Bengal.

The TMC was quick to dismiss his remarks, labeling them as “divisive rhetoric” aimed at polarization. However, Dilip Ghosh’s firm stance and his “Ram Rajya” vow have significantly raised the political temperature in the state, setting a high-voltage tone for the upcoming electoral battle.