Jadavpur University, a hub of anti-nationals, will be destroyed in a Balakot-like surgical strike: BJP’s Dilip Ghosh

The West Bengal BJP president says the ruling Trinamool Congress was ‘sitting idle and was waiting for Babul Supriyo to get killed’

Updated - September 20, 2019 06:50 pm IST

Published - September 20, 2019 06:02 pm IST - Kolkata

Dilip Ghosh. File

Dilip Ghosh. File

West Bengal BJP president Dilip Ghosh on Friday alleged that the Jadavpur University campus has become a hub of anti-nationals and communists and “our cadres” would conduct a Balakot-like surgical strike to destroy it.

Accusing the Trinamool Congress government of “sitting idle till Union Minister Babul Supriyo got killed” in the institute on Thursday, Mr. Ghosh said he would write to Union Home Minister Amit Shah describing the incident.

“The Jadavpur University campus is a hub of anti-national and communist activities. This is not the first time that such an incident has happened there. Just like our security forces conducted surgical strike to destroy terror camps in Pakistan, our cadres would also carry out the same type of surgical strike to destroy anti-national hubs in JU campus,” Mr. Ghosh said while addressing a press conference.

Mr. Ghosh supported Governor Jagdeep Dhandkar for rushing to the university campus to save Mr. Supriyo from the mob inside the JU campus.

“The State government was sitting idle and was waiting for Supriyo to get killed,” Mr. Ghosh said.

He also demanded immediate resignation of Jadavpur University Vice Chacellor Suranjan Das for failing to control the situation inside the campus.

Mr. Supriyo, also a BJP leader, was shown black flags and heckled by a section of Jadavpur University students, who also stopped him from leaving the campus. Mr. Supriyo was in the university to attend an event organised by the Akhil Bharatiya Vidyarthi Parishad (ABVP).

Mr. Dhankhar, also the chancellor of the university, went to the institute and came out with Mr. Supriyo with a police escort.

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