Speaking during an event in the Serampore of Western Bengal, the deputy for the Trinamool congress, Kalyan Banerjee, also criticized the president and vice-president of Rajya Sabha, Jagdeep Dhankhar, for having been turned upside down by a “ number Trivial ”
The suspended deputy of the Trinamool Congress, Kalyan Banerjee, once again “insulted” the president and vice-president of Rajya Sabha, Jagdeep Dhankar, and said that he would continue to imitate Dhankhar “thousand times”, qualifying him of “art form”.
Speaking during an event in the Serampore of Western Bengal, Banerjee said that he would do it a thousand times and that he had a fundamental right to do so.
“I will continue to do mimicry. It is an art form. If necessary, I will do it a thousand times. I have all the fundamental rights to express my opinions. You can put me in prison. I will not back down ”, a report of India today Quoting Banerjee as said.
He also criticized Dhankhar for angry with a “trivial problem”.
A massive political row broke out a week ago after Banerjee was seen imitating Dhankar as opposition deputies, who protest outside the Parliament, in Makar Dwar, against the mass suspension of Lok Sabha and Rajya Sabha , who ridiculed. Meanwhile, the head of the Congress, Rahul Gandhi, was seen deposited on the phone the deputy of the TMC imitating the president of Rajya Sabha.
Watch: Rahul Gandhi Films Cong Mp Kalyan Banerjee imitating Jagdeep Dhankar, the chair Rs calls him “ ridicule, shameful ”
Soufflé because of the incident, Dhankhar published a statement expressed his pain and said he could not tolerate any insult to the Parliament and the position of the vice-president of India.
He also declared that his post as vice-president of India had been insulted by the members of the opposition. He also said that it was an insult in his history as a jat, his caste and like someone who comes from a family of farmers.
President Droupadi Murmu, with Prime Minister Narendra Modi, expressed his dismay at the incident.
The controversies of Kalyan Banerjee
Faced with strong criticisms, Banerjee, a former lawyer who became a politician last week, said that he did not intend to harm anyone with his actions in the Parliament complex.
Hard to a history of disparaging achievements against the former chief minister of Western Bengal, Buddhadeb Bhattacharya, Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Dhankhar during his mandate as governor of Western Bengal, Banerjee also deserved the nickname “loose cannon” political opponents.
Loyal supporter of the chief minister of Western Bengal and the Congress of Trinamool Supremo Mamata Banerjee, Kalyan Banerjee became a member of the State Legislative Assembly in 2001. Serving three times deputy for the seat of Serampore Lok Sabha, he has First won notoriety in 2009 for criticizing the time of Buddhadeb Bhattacharya spent at the city’s cultural center, Nandan.
In 2012, when the TMC withdrew from the support of the UPA government led by Congress, Banerjee embarked on a verbal spray with the Minister of Union then, Anand Sharma, on the issue of Authorization for foreign direct investment (IDE).
At the time of demonetization, Banerjee, during demonstrations against the outside of the office of the Reserve Bank of India (RBI) in Kolkata, made controversial remarks against Prime Minister Modi, leading to a widespread conviction.
A few months before the elections to the Assembly of the Western Bengal Assembly, Banerjee aroused controversy by invoking the goddess Sita and Lord Ram while criticizing the BJP compared to the Hathras incident in the Uttar Pradesh. The Vishva Hindu Parishad (VHP) and the BJP vehemently criticized Banerjee, demanding its immediate arrest for having pretended to injure religious feelings.
When Dhankar was governor of Western Bengal, the government of the state frequently clashed with him. Banerjee, as well as other party leaders, led demonstrations against Raj Bhavan on numerous occasions. He even urged TMC workers to file police complaints against Dhankhar, suggesting that legal actions are undertaken once he ceases to be governor of the state.
With agency entries
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