Chandra Kumar Bose / Grandson of Subhash Chandra Bose resigns from BJP - said this is the main reason 'now I am not getting...'

Chandra Kumar Bose: Chandra Kumar Bose, grandson of Netaji Subhash Chandra Bose, has left the Bharatiya Janata Party. His leaving the party before the Lok Sabha elections 2024 can create problems for the BJP in Bengal. He cited differences as the reason for leaving the party and resigned from the BJP on Wednesday. Chandra Kumar Bose was the Vice President of BJP in West Bengal in 2016 and was removed in 2020. In his resignation letter, he has written that he neither received any support from the BJP at the Center nor at the state level for propagating the ideology of the Bose brothers - Subhash Chandra Bose and Sarat Chandra Bose.

He further wrote- "My own spirited campaigning efforts to achieve these laudable objectives have not received any support from the BJP at the Center or the State level in West Bengal. I wrote a letter suggesting Bengal's strategy to reach out to the people. Had made a detailed proposal. But my proposals were ignored. In view of these unfortunate circumstances, it has become impossible for me to continue as a member of the BJP".

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What else did Chandra Kumar Bose say?

He further said that my discussion with BJP then focused on the inclusive ideology of Netaji Subhash Chandra Bose and Sarat Chandra Bose. My understanding at that time was that I would promote it. I will take his ideology to the whole country from the platform of BJP. Chandra Kumar Bose further writes in the letter that it was also decided to form an Azad Hind Morcha in the framework of the BJP, with the primary objective of promoting Netaji's ideology of uniting all communities as Indians, irrespective of religion, caste and creed. Was. He emphasized that this is necessary to keep the country united.

My efforts to achieve these objectives did not find any support from BJP at the Center and State level. He said, I had put forward a detailed proposal suggesting the Bengal strategy to reach out to the people of the state, but my proposals were ignored.

Chandra Kumar Bose was made the Vice President of West Bengal BJP in 2016. After four years i.e. in 2020, he was removed from this post. Bose had repeatedly questioned the West Bengal leadership on various issues and had also opposed the CAA in 2019, going against the party's official stand.