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Shankar Ghosh advises ministers to avoid flaunting power

West Bengal Minister Shankar Ghosh has stated that ministers should not speak on every topic or flaunt their power. This remark comes as BJP Bengal unit president Samik Bhattacharya criticizes party workers for damaging the party's image.

Shankar Ghosh advises ministers to avoid flaunting power
Shankar Ghosh advises ministers to avoid flaunting powerPhoto via Times of India — Kolkata

West Bengal Parliamentary Affairs and Tourism Minister Shankar Ghosh has advised that ministers should refrain from speaking on every subject under the sun and avoid flaunting their power. His comments have drawn attention in the context of recent internal party discussions.

The statement follows remarks by BJP Bengal unit president Samik Bhattacharya, who openly criticized a section of party workers. Bhattacharya alleged that these individuals are maligning the party's image, prompting Ghosh's call for greater restraint and respect among senior officials.

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