BJP Leader from West Bengal Chandra Kumar Bose said that they have failed as a nation and as a political party to adhere to the COVID-19 norms. Image
While speaking on a debate on NDTV about COVID-19 protocols being flouted in the election-bound states, Bose said, ”We have failed as a nation, we have failed as a political party to adhere to COVID norms,”
adding that all political parties should be on same page and fight the virus together.
The Election Commission has banned rallies and public meetings in West Bengal from 7pm to 10 am amid the surge n COVID-19 cases in the country. It has also extended the silence period from 48 hours to 72 hours.

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