Dear Chief Minister,
I write this open letter to
you with deep disgust and a growing sense of outrage. It is with great concern
that I observe the alarming trajectory of politics in West Bengal, particularly
the disturbing trend of Muslim vote bank appeasement and the systematic
discrimination against Hindus.
Your divisive and detrimental
policies that have taken precedence over the well-being of West Bengal. Your
Muslim Vote bank appeasement politics has firmly put a sensitive border state
at high-security risk.
The utter and blatant
hypocrisy practiced by you and your sycophants that compromise your party
members will go down in history as an affliction point.
Here are a few uncomfortable questions for you and sycophants, which I am sure
you and your minions will never dare to answer.
Question 1: Why did you ban
the movie The Kerala Story?
Till a few days back you and
your party sycophants were all crying and lamenting about the “fascist”
behavior of the Central Govt. when the blatantly false agenda-driven
documentary made by BBC, a propaganda machinery of a country which is directly
responsible for the genocide of millions of Bengalis during their brutal 200
years occupation of India. You and your sycophants poured out millions of text
and sound bites on Social Media lamenting how democracy has been subverted and
freedom of speech has been curtailed by the Central Govt.
Yet you chose to ban the movie
The Kerala Story, a movie that essentially exposes the operations of ISIS, an extreme
terrorist organization promoting radical Islamic Jihad. An outfit that has been
banned by every nation on earth and is universally acknowledged as the most
dangerous terror outfit in the world.
The reason you provided to ban
The Kerala Story is that it might hurt sentiments and provoke violence in West Bengal.
Question 2: Does that mean you are admitting that ISIS terrorists and radical Islamic Jihadi elements are there in West Bengal?
Since logically only ISIS terrorists and radical Islamic Jihadi
elements would be offended and take to violence as the movie The Kerala Story
exposes them and how they are trapping and exploiting vulnerable women in India
(and the entire world).
Question 3: How did ISIS
terrorists and radical Islamic Jihadi elements come to find a base in West Bengal?
Question 4: Is that why you
asked the Hindus in West Bengal not to enter “Muslim areas” with their
processions during the recent Ram Navami and Hanuman Jayanti celebrations?
Question 5: Can you please
define what is a “Muslim area” in West Bengal?
Question 6: Under what
constitutional mandate have you defined “Muslim areas” in West Bengal?
I can see your
party sycophants actively promoting something called “Gujarat Story”. A twisted
narrative built by fake news peddlers. It is obvious your party sycophants won’t
be promoting the “Gujarat Story” without your approval.
Question 7: So, can you please explain why you are promoting the fake agenda-driven “Gujarat
Story of missing women” when you should be telling us about the “West Bengal
Story of missing women”?
Question 8: Can you please tell us what happened to the 143102 missing women from West Bengal from 2016 to 2020?
|
YEAR |
2016 |
2017 |
2018 |
2019 |
2020 |
TOTAL |
|
Missing Women from West Bengal
– NCRB Data |
24937 |
28133 |
31299 |
31299 |
27434 |
143102 |
And before you and your sycophants go ballistic and call these figures fake,
let me assure you, these are figures your Govt. has reported to NCRB. And for
good measure, I am attaching the NCRB reports on missing women from 2016 to
2020.
Question 9: So, tell us why
143102 women went missing under your watch from 2016 to 2020 in West Bengal?
Question 10: How many of these
missing women from West Bengal have been recruited by ISIS and radical Islamic
Jihadi elements?
Madam Chief Minister, I am compelled
to draw a striking parallel between your leadership and the infamous Nero, the
emperor of ancient Rome. Just as history recounts Nero's reign marked by
self-indulgence, callousness, and a disregard for the welfare of his people, so
too does your tenure evoke a similar sentiment of misplaced priorities and a
focus on personal gain at the expense of the citizens you swore to serve. The
echoes of Nero's fiddling while Rome burned to find resonance in your actions, as
you have seemingly turned a blind eye to the concerns and suffering of the people
of West Bengal while pursuing your own political agenda. It is a comparison
that weighs heavily on the conscience of those who witness the consequences of
your decisions on a daily basis.
Madam Chief Minister, I dare
you and your sycophants to answer the above questions.
