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In a striking visual protest, BJP MP Bansuri Swaraj on Monday carried a bag with the message “National Herald Ki Loot, JPC Kaoot” printed on it. The act grabbed headlines across the country as the BJP intensified its attack on the Opposition over corruption allegations.
The newly elected MP, daughter of the late Sushma Swaraj, made a strong political statement in Parliament while the session was underway, triggering debates and reactions across party lines.
BJP Sharpens Attack on Mamata Banerjee
Meanwhile, the BJP targeted West Bengal CM Mamata Banerjee over her silence and alleged inaction following violent incidents in Murshidabad. BJP leaders accused her of neglecting her duty, stating that she hasn't visited the affected areas despite mounting tension.
Party spokespersons claimed that the situation in Murshidabad required immediate attention, and questioned Mamata’s priorities, accusing her of being more focused on political optics than ground-level crisis management.
National Herald Case Back in Focus
The National Herald corruption case—linked with Congress leadership—once again became a focal point, with Bansuri Swaraj’s symbolic bag renewing public interest in the issue. The BJP reiterated its demand for a Joint Parliamentary Committee (JPC) probe to investigate financial irregularities.
Party members argue that the “loot” of public money, allegedly through the National Herald, reflects deep-rooted corruption that must be transparently investigated.
Political Optics or Genuine Protest?
While the Opposition criticized Bansuri Swaraj’s bag gesture as a “drama,” BJP supporters hailed it as a bold and creative protest. Many believe such symbolic acts resonate more with the public, especially in the age of viral media and social awareness.
Political analysts see this as a calculated move by the BJP to keep corruption issues in the spotlight while countering the Opposition’s narrative in the Parliament session.
From symbolic protests to strong accusations, Monday's session was yet another reminder of how politics in India thrives on optics, messaging, and sharp confrontations. As the Parliament session continues, all eyes will be on how both the BJP and Opposition navigate this high-voltage political phase.
