Roopa Ganguly joins list of disgruntled Bengal BJP leaders
The Hindu
She exited a virtual meeting that was attended by senior membership and is miffed that her husband has not been given a ticket in the civic polls
Rajya Sabha MP Roopa Ganguly has joined the ever-growing list of Bharatiya Janata Party leaders from West Bengal who are airing their grievances against the party leadership. The actor-turned-politician has not only expressed her support for an Independent candidate contesting the Kolkata Municipal Corporation polls but late on Tuesday evening exited a virtual meeting of the West Bengal unit of the BJP.
Senior BJP leaders, including national vice-president Dilip Ghosh and State president Sukanta Majumdar, were present at the meeting. Ms. Ganguly is a member of one of the committees set up by the BJP for polls to the Kolkata Municipal Corporation.
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