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Days after ‘cancelling’ political rallies, CPI(M) holds large public gatherings in West Bengal

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Earlier final week, CPI(M) chief and former Rajya Sabha member Md Salim took to Twitter to sanctimoniously announce that his social gathering is now not going to organise any political rally in poll-bound West Bengal within the wake of rising variety of coronavirus circumstances.
On April 16, Salim posted a tweet declaring that because the virus is raging throughout the nation, the CPI(M) has determined to not maintain any huge political occasion. In his tweet, he even urged the Prime Minister of India and West Bengal chief minister to behave ‘responsibly’ and put the nation earlier than the social gathering.
“Important! In the light of the #CoronaSecondWave, the CPI(M) has decided not to hold any big rally to prevent the spread of the virus. We will undertake door-to-door & small group meetings with #COVID measures in place. We urge CM & PM to act responsibly and put people before the party,” Md Salim tweeted.
Source: TwitterNonetheless, hours after taking the ethical excessive floor and pompously saying that his social gathering wouldn’t be organising any huge political occasion, Md Salim took half in an enormous political roadshow organised by CPI(M) at Hemtabad in Bengal for canvassing help for Sanjukta Morcha supported CPI(M) candidate Bhupen Barman.
The improvement was tweeted by none aside from the official Twitter account of CPI(M) Uttar Dinajpur District. A tweet dated April 17, a day after Md Salim claimed that CPI(M) had determined to not organise any political rally within the state, the social gathering presided over a giant political roadshow the place contributors had been seen flouting fundamental social distancing protocols and never sporting masks.
Source: TwitterIn one other occasion, on April 18, two days after Md Salim claimed that CPI(M) had known as off huge political occasions within the mild of the coronavirus outbreak, a public assembly was organised by the social gathering in help of Faud Halim, CPI(M) candidate from the Ballygunj constituency.
Source: TwitterEven earlier than comrade Md Salim grandly proclaimed that the CPI(M) wouldn’t be organising huge political rallies within the midst of a raging coronavirus outbreak within the nation, the social gathering had been arranging political occasions that drew large crowds, though it has persistently failed in changing them into votes.
Source: TwitterCongress is presently in alliance with Left events for West Bengal polls.
After ending rallies in poll-bound states, Rahul Gandhi cancels future political rallies citing surging COVID-19 circumstances
Earlier on Sunday, in an try at political grandstanding, former Congress president Rahul Gandhi took to social media to announce that he is not going to be addressing any future rallies in West Bengal. The tweet was posted by Rahul Gandhi after he attended a number of political rallies in all poll-bound states.
Rahul Gandhi claimed that in view of the COVID scenario, he’s suspending all public rallies in West Bengal with three phases of polling remaining. It is crucial to notice right here that Rahul Gandhi had continued to carry large rallies throughout all poll-bound states, typically joined by his sister Priyanka Gandhi Vadra, regardless of rising COVID circumstances.
While Rahul Gandhi claimed that he wouldn’t attend any political rallies in West Bengal because the coronavirus circumstances had been on the rise, his social gathering members continued having election rallies and public occasions forward of the remaining phases of the Bengal elections.
In the previous couple of days, West Bengal has seen a pointy rise within the variety of COVID-19 circumstances reported. On Sunday, the state recorded over 8,000 contemporary COVID-19 infections with greater than 25 deaths. While the eight-phase meeting election is underway within the state, West Bengal’s COVID-19 caseload has risen to six,59,927 on Sunday.
According to the well being bulletin, the state of West Bengal has recorded 8,419 contemporary infections together with 28 contemporary fatalities. The 28 contemporary fatalities have additionally pushed the state’s coronavirus dying toll to 10,568 the state well being bulletin has confirmed on Sunday.