Question counter-question: Sukanta Majumdar

Politics is heating up in West Bengal. At a meeting of the Public Undertakings Committee (PAC) of the West Bengal Assembly, during a debate on the SIR (Special Intensive Revision) or special intensive revision process of the electoral rolls, he asked: “What work is possible without harassment?” Sukanta Majumdar, Union Education Minister and former West Bengal BJP president.

But why did he say this?

During that meeting, Sukanta Majumdar was asked that the common people are being harassed in the process of SIR. Sukanta Majumdar countered: “When you go to vote, you are not harassed? It’s harassment! Nothing is possible in this world without violence. He further asked whether the election should be stopped to avoid complete harassment.

The political context is important. Because, the ruling party of West Bengal, the debt-ridden Congress, is constantly opposing Sir (SIR) for various reasons. The ruling party’s intention in this process is to deliberately exclude the names of various legitimate voters, especially those belonging to significant minority and refugee communities.

The BJP has been raising questions about the transparency of the voter list in West Bengal from the very first day. The BJP has alleged that there are a large number of fake or dead voters in West Bengal. That’s why this Special Intensive Revision (SIR) was so important. In the PAC hearing, Sukanta Majumdar was questioned about the harassment of young voters by the Trinamool Congress. In the PAC hearing, Sukanta Majumdar was questioned about the harassment of young voters by the Trinamool Congress. Sukanta Majumdar said that in any democratic or democratic process, problems or harassment cannot be completely avoided. This list was updated in 2002. Everyone’s help is important in revising the voter list.

It was a political fight between the BJP and the Trinamool Congress.