Four-member BJP committee visiting violence-affected areas in Bengal

Key Takeaways

  • The four‑member BJP committee toured the violence‑affected areas of Bengal to assess the damage.
  • Committee members met with victims’ families and locals in Kolkata and rural North Bengal.
  • A report will be submitted to Party President J P Nadda for further action.

Kolkata: The four‑member fact‑finding committee of BJP MPs, formed by Party National President J P Nadda, was on Wednesday visiting the violence‑affected areas.

There, several people were killed in Panchayat election‑related violence.

The committee will submit its report to the Party National President.

The members of the panel were Ravishankar Prasad, Satyapal Singh, Rajdeep Roy and Rekha Verma.

Prasad commented, ” It is very unfortunate that so many people have been killed in Panchayat election-related violence. It is bad for democracy too.”

” We will get out of Kolkata for rural Bengal, including North Bengal, to meet the people as well as the victims’ family members. We will take stock of the ground reality and report to Nadda ji,” Prasad added.

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