Union Home Minister Amit Shah's latest remark during an election campaign in West Bengal has taken social media by storm. Addressing a rally in Arambagh, Shah was heard saying, 'Ooo...Bengal police, zara wapas jao!' The comment quickly went viral, drawing reactions from political opponents and netizens alike.
Context of the Remark
Speaking at the public meeting, Shah urged the Bengal police to step back, implying that their presence was intimidating voters. He further warned that if voters faced any trouble during the polling on April 29, strict action would be taken after May 5. The statement has sparked a debate on the role of state police in ensuring free and fair elections.
Political Reactions
Trinamool Congress leader Mahua Moitra took to social media to mock Shah, posting a video with the caption: 'Arre O Motabhai.. Tum .. Suno… Zara Dilli Waapas Jao!' The exchange highlights the heightened political tension in the state ahead of the assembly elections.
The Election Commission has taken note of the viral remark and is expected to review the matter. Meanwhile, the BJP has defended Shah, stating that his comments were aimed at ensuring a level playing field for all parties.
