Old is Gold: Dilip Ghosh’s Cryptic Message Amid Discontent in West Bengal BJP

Old is Gold: Dilip Ghosh’s Cryptic Message Amid Discontent in West Bengal BJP

Keywords: Dilip Ghosh, West Bengal BJP, Discontent, Cryptic Message

West Bengal BJP President Dilip Ghosh has sent a cryptic message to the party cadre, stating “old is gold,” amidst growing discontent within the state unit. Ghosh’s statement comes in the wake of speculations that the party’s central leadership may replace him as the state chief.

The BJP has faced several electoral setbacks in West Bengal since the 2021 assembly elections. The party lost a by-election in Asansol and suffered a humiliating defeat in the Bhabanipur by-election to Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee.

Discontent has been simmering within the party over the leadership of Ghosh, with some leaders blaming him for the recent electoral failures. Rumors have also circulated that the BJP’s national leadership is considering replacing him with a new face.

Ghosh’s cryptic message has been interpreted by some as a signal that he is not willing to step down. The phrase “old is gold” could be seen as a reference to his experience and loyalty to the party.

However, others believe that Ghosh’s statement may be a veiled threat to the party leadership. He could be warning that replacing him could backfire and further damage the party’s prospects in West Bengal.

The situation within the West Bengal BJP remains fluid, and it remains to be seen how Ghosh’s cryptic message will be received by the party’s central leadership. The BJP is facing a crucial challenge in trying to revive its fortunes in the state, and the fate of Dilip Ghosh as state president could play a significant role in determining the party’s future in West Bengal.