Bulldozer Action Outside Abhishek Banerjees Home Sparks Controversy in Kolkata
West Bengal Minister Dilip Ghosh defends bulldozer action against illegal constructions, stating its a broader issue beyond Abhishek Banerjee.

Kolkata, November 13 (Daily Kiran) : West Bengal Minister Dilip Ghosh addressed the recent bulldozer action outside the home of MP Abhishek Banerjee, stating that illegal constructions and encroachments are being removed across the state. He emphasized that this issue extends beyond just Banerjee’s case.
Ghosh remarked on Kolkata’s limited roads and sidewalks, warning that further building in these areas would pose problems for the public. He stated, “Illegal constructions and encroachments are being cleared. If someone builds on these limited spaces, it creates issues for the people.”
Responding to opposition queries, he affirmed that the government will act in the public’s interest and will do so independently. He assured that similar actions would take place in both Delhi and Kolkata.
Commenting on Prime Minister Modi‘s remarks, Ghosh criticized opposition parties for not respecting the Constitution. He accused them of undermining democratic structures and stated that democracy is currently intact, allowing them to protest against the government.
Regarding the alliance between AIMIM’s Asaduddin Owaisi and the Azad Samaj Party’s Chandrashekhar Azad, Ghosh dismissed their significance, claiming that their actions are mere theatrics before elections. He expressed confidence in the BJP’s work for the public, stating that the people trust the party.
On the upcoming Uttar Pradesh elections, Ghosh noted that each party would strategize independently, and the actual strength of AIMIM would be revealed during the elections.
He also commented on the Aam Aadmi Party’s recent decision to deny tickets to eight MLAs in Punjab, predicting that the party would not regain influence in the state.
Lastly, he addressed the asset situation of Shantanu Sinha, suggesting that his wealth and influence are already well-known and would continue to be scrutinized.



