Protests over 'denial' of permission to Amit Shah's rally in Bengal

New Delhi Accusing the West Bengal government of not allowing its president Amit Shahs rally in Jadhavpur the BJP said on Monday the Election Commission has become a mute spectator to the Trinamool Congresss alleged undemocratic means to target the saffron party BJP media head and Rajya Sabha MP Anil Baluni said his party will hold protests and also move the ECBJP President Amit Shah to address 3 public rallies in West Bengal today in Kolkata Jadavpur and North 24 Parganas LokSabhaElections2019 file pic pictwittercomK0b5T4NLoNmdash ANI ANI May 13 2019Amit Shah denied permission to hold rally in Jadavpur amp denied permission to land chopperYesterday TMC goons were seen with illegal arms threatening the Voters during votingFew days back a lady was arrested for photoshopping Mamta BanerjeeStill Democracy is cool amp safe pictwittercomjTiBJG2i7Imdash Chowkidar Piyush PiyushSinghk May 13 2019Amit Shahs rally was scheduled for Monday in Jadhavpur which goes to the polls on May 19 in the last phase but the permission for it was denied at the last minute by the state administration he said Subsequently the permission for Shahs chopper to land was also withdrawn Baluni said It is unfortunate that the EC has become a mute spectator to all this and also use of violence by the TMC in the state he saidBJP sources Party President Amit Shah denied permission to hold road show in Jadavpur also denied permission to land chopper file pic pictwittercomyb0VDh8ci4mdash ANI ANI May 13 2019Amit shah ji today schedule pictwittercomHAScJmK41Ymdash Chowkidar Harish Chawla harishchawla49 May 13 2019He alleged the ruling party in Bengal was using undemocratic means to target the BJP Nine seats will go to polls in the last phase of the general election BJP President Amit Shah recently attacked the Congress party over its leader Sam Pitrodas hua to hua remark on 1984 antiSikh riotsShah asked Congress chief Rahul Gandhi whether the matter had ended with Pitroda tendering an apology for justifying the Sikh killings Shah asserted that the Narendra Modi government had ensured justice to the families of the 1984 riot victims It was the Modi government which ensured sending those involved in antiSikh riots behind bars said Shah adding that compensation was also given to the families of the victimsCorrection BJP sources Party President Amit Shah denied permission to hold rally in Jadavpur also denied permission to land chopper httpstcoToFeR3xB4wmdash ANI ANI May 13 2019Addressing a poll rally in favour of BJP nominee and Union Minister Hardeep Singh Puri from Amritsar Lok Sabha seat Shah said Recently a question was asked to Rahul Gandhis guru Pitroda on 1984 riots to which he said hua to hua what happened happened What was inside Congress partys heart was uttered by Pitroda The Congress president is asking Pitroda to apologise for the remark I want to ask the Congress president whether the matter has ended with an apology by your leader who justified the Sikh genocide Had there been any intention of the Congress to give justice in 1984 riots the accused would have been behind the bars and compensation would have been given to the families of victims But congress party had always ignored the 1984 riots said Amit ShahTop Stories of the DayMumbai Coastal Road trees toll goes up to near 1000Mumbai polices swift action lands molesters in jail within a dayRetd cop misfires at dads funeral kills 63yearold in JalgaonMumbai Not just water BMCs revenue also dries upMumbai 16yearold girl dies in minor fire in DadarMumbai SoBos new attracktion at Priyadarshini Park gets athletes on their toesMumbai crime Cop arrested for sexually assaulting 23yearoldMumbai Crime ATM flasher held after woman films act shows copsHas Goa turned into a hell for touristsMumbai polices swift action lands molesters in jail within a dayCatch up on all the latest Crime National International and Hatke news here Also download the new midday Android and iOS apps to get latest updatesEdited by midday online desk with inputs from Agencies