KOLKATA: The state BJP has denied having any link with
KD Singh, the Trinamool Rajya Sabha MP whose role is being probed into in connection
Narada sting operation. On the contrary the BJP state president Dilip Ghosh on Monday claimed that the
CBI inquiry
into the Narada case would bring into fore many untold truths about the role of senior ruling party leaders in the state whose name are yet to be made public.
“KD Singh as I know was not only close to the
Trinamool Congress chief but also shares family relations with Abhishek Banerjee. If Singh has funded the sting operation then we must appreciate that there is something terribly wrong within the Trinamool Congress party. We found the Narada sting operation very interesting and made it public. That is the only specific connection with Narada sting case and our party” Ghosh told reporters at BJP state headquarters.
Talking to reporters Ghosh claimed that more names will come out of the Narada sting probe. “Wait and watch. Narada probe is heading the right direction and will expose more big names in West Bengal politics once the investigating officers crack the contents of unedited tapes related to the sting operation,” he claimed.
Dismissing the CM Mamata Banerjee’s claim that Trinamool run government had taken timely steps to improve the lives of people living in ‘no man’s land’ in Coochbehar, the BJP state president on Monday said it was run government that undertook the development at Chitmahal.
Stay updated with the latest news on Times of India. Don't miss daily games like Crossword, Sudoku, and Mini Crossword.