Former BJP MP Dilip Ghosh Faces Backlash for Threatening Women Protesters in West Bengal
During a road inauguration in Kharagpur, Ghosh made controversial remarks and threats, intensifying political tensions with the TMC.
- Dilip Ghosh, a former BJP MP, was confronted by women protesters during the inauguration of a road in Kharagpur, questioning his absence during his tenure.
- In a heated exchange, Ghosh threatened to 'choke' a protester and referred to the women as 'TMC’s dogs' and '500-rupee workers,' drawing widespread criticism.
- The protesters accused Ghosh of taking credit for a road project they claimed was completed under TMC councillor Pradip Sarkar's leadership.
- Ghosh defended his actions, stating the project was funded through MPLAD funds during his tenure and alleging the protest was politically orchestrated by the TMC.
- TMC councillor Pradip Sarkar condemned Ghosh's behavior, calling for an apology and criticizing his use of derogatory language towards women.