BJP's Tathagata Roy To Present Report On Bengal Defeat

The BJP leader said that he has prepared a detailed report factoring in various reasons why the party lost the West Bengal elections and would present it to the party's top leadership once he comes to Delhi.

The turbulence in the Bharatiya Janata Party in West Bengal, which recently lost the Assembly elections, does not seem to have an end as the party's veteran leader and former Governor of Tripura and Meghalaya Tathagata Roy is ready to visit the top BJP leadership in the national capital. The BJP leader said that he has prepared a detailed report factoring in various reasons why the party lost the West Bengal elections and would present it to the party's top leadership once he comes to Delhi. Asked about when is he planning to come to the national capital, Tathagata Roy said, "Is lockdown relaxed in Delhi? If yes, I will come to Delhi pretty soon." Days after losing the West Bengal polls to the ruling Trinamool Congress, Tathagata Roy in a series of tweets had put the blame on ''KDSA'', BJP's top leadership of Bengal (BJP national general secretary Kailash Vijayvargiya, state party chief Dilip Ghosh, national joint general secretary (organization) Shiv Prakash and national secretary Arvind Menon).