During the crisis of Corona virus, a virtual rally is being organized by the Bharatiya Janata Party. Today, Union Home Minister Amit Shah addressed a virtual rally in West Bengal, but in the meantime the leaders of the Bharatiya Janata Party have accused the Mamata Banerjee government of West Bengal. BJP leaders allege that the TMC government has reduced internet speed so that the live feed of the virtual rally cannot be seen.
BJP MPs Roopa Ganguly and Soumitra Khan have alleged that the BJP's virtual rally is being hampered by TMC, internet speed has been reduced in Bengal and apart from this TV connection is being stopped. The BJP MP said that it is our endeavor that we reach out to one crore people, not only this, BJP MP Saumitra Khan also wrote a letter to Governor Jagdeep Dhankhar on this issue and surrounded the TMC government.
It was written in the letter that the constitution has given the opposition the right to raise their voice, but the TMC government has reduced the speed of internet in many cities so that the virtual rally cannot be broadcast.
Significantly, due to the Corona crisis, no major political program is taking place, in such a way the Bharatiya Janata Party has devised a way of virtual rally. The BJP is organizing 75 virtual rallies to complete one year of the second term of the Modi government, till now Amit Shah is addressing the Bihar-Odisha rally. Apart from him, Defense Minister Rajnath Singh has also addressed the public meeting of Maharashtra.
