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Netizens accuse former Shiv Sena MP Pritish Nandy of endorsing and giving direct call to political violence in West Bengal

The state goes to elections in 2021 and reports suggest they will get bloody as political violence might escalate during runup to elections.

Twitterati on Wednesday accused former Shiv Sena MP and filmmaker Pritish Nandy of endorsing as well as giving direct call to political violence in West Bengal.

Pritish Nandy’s tweet

Nandy was responding to a tweet by one Atul Khatri, who identifies himself as a comedian. Nandy said that Bengal is ready for the mutant virus to fight it with ‘Rabindra Sangeet and bricks. Double dosed’.

Read: The inherent fascism of ‘liberals’ – How a tweet by Pritish Nandy expose violent mindset of the lot

Soon, netizens took to Twitter to confront him and ask whether he condones the political violence in Bengal.

He also got support for endorsing violence.

The state goes to elections in 2021 and reports suggest they will get bloody as political violence might escalate during runup to elections.

Recently, a BJP worker died in a bomb blast in Siliguri, which some ‘liberals’ found amusing. BJP President JP Nadda’s convoy was attacked by bricks TMC goons. BJP alleged that the state government failed to provide adequate security.

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