Archive · 27 Jul 2026
BJP Warns Against 'Kashmir Mange Azadi' Slogans
Samik Bhattacharya, the president of the BJP in West Bengal, gave a strong warning against people shouting 'Kashmir Mange Azadi' during protests.
He was speaking at an event to honor soldiers who died in the Kargil war.
He said that people who shout these slogans will face serious consequences.
He also talked about how some groups are trying to cause trouble in the country.
He mentioned that during recent protests, there was violence and people were hurt.
He said that the police should strictly enforce the law against those who shout such slogans.
BJP West Bengal president Samik Bhattacharya warned against 'Kashmir Mange Azadi' slogans during protests.
He spoke at a Kargil Vijay Diwas event honoring martyr Kanad Bhattacharya.
Bhattacharya alleged that anti-national elements are trying to create unrest in India.
He claimed that 'Azadi' slogans were raised during recent protests over the NEET controversy.
Bhattacharya threatened strict action against those raising such slogans, including police enforcement.
- Who
- Samik Bhattacharya, BJP West Bengal president
- What
- Warning against 'Kashmir Mange Azadi' slogans during Kargil Vijay Diwas
- When
- During a program marking Kargil Vijay Diwas
- Where
- BT Road, north Kolkata
- Why
- To remind protesters of serious consequences for raising anti-national slogans
BJP's Stance
Protesters' Actions
Slogans and Protests
BJP's Stance
BJP warns against 'Kashmir Mange Azadi' slogans, calling them anti-national and threatening strict action.
Protesters' Actions
Protesters raise 'Azadi' slogans during demonstrations, allegedly leading to violence and clashes.
- Event
- Kargil Vijay Diwas
- Location
- Kolkata, West Bengal
- Speaker
- Samik Bhattacharya, BJP West Bengal president
- Martyr Honored
- Kanad Bhattacharya
- Issue
- 'Kashmir Mange Azadi' slogans
- Context
- Recent protests over NEET controversy
