Union Home Minister Amit Shah on Tuesday (August 6) took a swipe at West Bengal over TMC MP Saugata Roy’s suggestion to implement the ‘Bengal model’ in the rest of the states affected by the Left Wing Extremism, and wondered if any of the states would like to implement its model in the context of containing the Maoist militancy. The exchange between the two leaders came during the Question Hour in the Lok Sabha when Roy said that the Mamata Banerjee-led Bengal government has been successful in tackling Left Wing Extremism and asked if the Centre would want to study the “example of West Bengal” and apply it in other states.No state wants to implement ‘West Bengal model’: Amit Shah tells Saugata Roy in Lok Sabha | WATCH
Union Home Minister Amit Shah on Tuesday (August 6) took a swipe at West Bengal over TMC MP Saugata Roy’s suggestion to implement the ‘Bengal model’ in the rest of the states affected by the Left Wing Extremism, and wondered if any of the states would like to implement its model in the context of containing the Maoist militancy. The exchange between the two leaders came during the Question Hour in the Lok Sabha when Roy said that the Mamata Banerjee-led Bengal government has been successful in tackling Left Wing Extremism and asked if the Centre would want to study the “example of West Bengal” and apply it in other states.
