BJP accuses TMC of vandalising its campaign posters ahead of Ballygunge by-election
India Today
BJP’s Keya Ghosh on Friday alleged that her party’s flex and hoardings were vandalised ahead of the Ballygunge assembly bypoll on April 12.
BJP strongly condemned the ruling TMC for allegedly vandalising flexes and hoardings in Ballygunge area in Kolkata ahead of bypolls.BJP candidate Keya Ghosh on Friday took to Twitter to share some pictures of vandalism saying, “This is the level of tolerance of TMC in Ballygunge. Flex and hoardings are being torn.”
This is the level of "tolerance" of TMC in Ballygunge. Flex and hoarding are being torn, Party flags are thrown away ! Shame on you TMC !@ECISVEEP #Vote4BJP #Keya4Ballygunge pic.twitter.com/XnEpyn1dT4
She also alleged that her party flags were thrown away.This alleged vandalism happened on Friday morning . Leader of Opposition (LOP) Subhendu Adhikari is scheduled to campaign for Keya Ghosh today.On Thursday, the Trinamool Congress MP Abhishek Banerjee campaigned for party colleague Babul Supriyo who is contesting for West Bengal's Ballygunge assembly seat in a by-election to be held on April 12.
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