BJP sends legal notice to MLAs who defected to TMC
The Hindu
We will take matter to its logical conclusion in a democratic manner, says Suvendu Adhikari
Days after two party MLAs defected to the Trinamool Congress, the BJP leadership in West Bengal on Wednesday said it has issued legal notices to them. “The way we have taken action against Mukul Roy, approached Speaker and taken the issue of his defection before the High Court, in a similar manner we have issued notice to Tanmoy Ghosh and Biswajit Das to explain their stand,” said Suvendu Adhikari, BJP MLA and leader of the Opposition in the Assembly. Mr. Adhikari pointed out that more than 50 MLAs of the Opposition parties have crossed floor during the regime of the TMC since 2011.More Related News

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