Nadda promises to end political violence in Bengal

May 05, 2021 11:26

Meanwhile, BJP president JP Nadda, also takes oath before party workers.

"We'll take an oath that we'll carry out our responsibility, by happily accepting the mandate, and play the important role of Opposition. What we fought in Bengal - political violence, appeasement and tyranny - we won't step back from carrying out our duties.

"Those who were supposed to protect others are the ones responsible for this violence. They can take oath, everyone has the right to do that in a democracy. But we also take an oath that we'll dismantle political violence in Bengal."

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