BJP Asks EC If All SOPs Were Followed During Mamata Banerjee’s Treatment

The BJP’s West Bengal unit in its letter to EC demanded that all information with regard to Mamata’s injury must be put out in public domain.

PTI

The West Bengal unit of Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) has written to the Election Commission, asking whether all Standard Operating Procedures (SOPs) were followed during West Bengal Chief Minister and Trinamool Congress (TMC) supremo Mamata Banerjee’s treatment at Kolkata’s SSKM Hospital.

The BJP’s West Bengal unit in its letter to EC demanded that all information with regard to Mamata’s injury must be put out in public domain.

The saffron party, in its letter alleged that Mamata Banerjee wants to take political mileage of the March 10 incident during which she sustained injuries. The saffron party has also demanded that all files with regard to her treatment at the SSKM Hospital must be disclosed.   

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The BJP has also written that charges have been levelled against its party leaders for the incident, adding there are no substantial claims to prove the same.

Asserting that Mamata Banerjee was taken to 120 km away Kolkata’s SSKM Hospital in a car instead of an ambulance following the incident, the BJP in its letter pointed out that Nandigram too has a super-speciality hospital.

BJP further stated in its letter that questions now arise with regard to Mamata Banerjee’s injuries as the SSKM Hospital has till date not released her full health bulletin.

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The BJP’s West Bengal unit has also written to the Director of Kolkata’s SSKM Hospital and demanded that all details related to the TMC chief’s treatment should be made public.

This comes as the BJP is making desperate bid to trounce the TMC in the West Bengal electoral battle.