Bengal BJP chief is at it again. After his outrageous remarks on shooting the protesters like dogs, Dilip Ghosh kicked up another controversy by asking why hasn't anybody died at Shaheen Bagh. Ghosh said that while 100 people died standing in lines for a few hours during note ban, women and children are protesting in 4-5 degrees in Delhi and yet nobody is dying. Speaking at an event at Kolkata Press Culb Ghosh also hinted that women and children were getting some incentive to keep the protest going.
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