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Suvendu Adhikari accuses Left, TMC of exploiting festivals for political gains

West Bengal Chief Minister Suvendu Adhikari has accused the Left Front and the TMC of engaging in divisive politics. Speaking at a programme in Howrah, he alleged that these parties exploit festivals and linguistic differences to create divisions among communities for their own political benefit.

Suvendu Adhikari accuses Left, TMC of exploiting festivals for political gains
Suvendu Adhikari accuses Left, TMC of exploiting festivals for political gainsPhoto via Deccan Herald

West Bengal Chief Minister Suvendu Adhikari has levelled sharp criticism at the Left Front and the Trinamool Congress (TMC), accusing them of leveraging linguistic differences and cultural events for political advantage. The remarks were made during a public programme held in Howrah, where the Chief Minister addressed the ongoing political dynamics in the state.

Adhikari alleged that the opposition parties are engaged in divisive politics by exploiting festivals to create rifts between different communities. He argued that such tactics are designed to polarise society rather than foster unity, highlighting what he described as a strategic move to gain political leverage through social fragmentation.

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