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You'll burn public property and won't be shot at?: Dilip Ghosh

Days after he sparked a controversy by threatening to "shoot those who damaged public property" in the state, West Bengal BJP president Dilip Ghosh on Sunday doubled down on his remark by stating that such people "will never be spared".

"Those who vandalize public property in the state should be shot dead. I had said it in a speech and they (opposition) created a lot of ruckus about it. I will repeat the same thing that those who vandalize public property should be shot dead," Ghosh said addressing a public gathering here.

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