Sacrifices Have To Be Made If One Chooses To Be In BJP: Dilip Ghosh

BJP's West Bengal Unit Chief Dilip Ghosh, who had said on Friday that party national vice president Mukul Roy's departure won't make much of a difference, wrote on Twitter that "some people are in the habit of switching parties".

With several TMC turncoats making a beeline to return to the party, post BJP's drubbing in the assembly polls, state unit chief of the saffron camp, Dilip Ghosh, said on Sunday that the ones who wish to enjoy power without making sacrifices would be asked to leave. Mr Ghosh, who had said on Friday that party national vice president Mukul Roy's departure won't make much of a difference, wrote on Twitter that "some people are in the habit of switching parties". "If one has to stay in the BJP, he/she will have to make sacrifices. Those who only wish to enjoy power cannot stay in the BJP. We won't keep them," he tweeted in Bengali. Echoing Ghosh, BJP national secretary and former MP Anupam Hazra said members who are not willing to stand by the party at this hour, when "several of its workers are facing attacks by the TMC and going homeless, are free to leave".