Bengal govt ad shows Durga with 11 hands, draws flak from TMC, CPI(M) - What did BJP's Shamik Bhattacharya say?
West Bengal government ad shows Goddess Durga with 11 arms, sparking controversy and criticism from opposition parties.
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West Bengal government's controversial Durga Puja ad featuring Goddess Durga with 11 arms has drawn criticism from opposition parties, including TMC and CPI(M). BJP's Shamik Bhattacharya comments on the ad.
A picture of Goddess Durga with 11 arms was shown in a government ad for Durga Puja. This made people upset because they thought it was wrong to show the Goddess with more arms than usual.
Analysis
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Key points
- West Bengal government released an ad featuring Goddess Durga with 11 arms for Durga Puja.
- TMC and CPI(M) criticized the ad for showing the Goddess with more arms than usual.
- BJP's Shamik Bhattacharya commented on the controversy, stating that the mistake will be corrected.
If the government takes steps to correct the mistake and ensure that religious imagery is respected, it could help improve relations with the opposition parties.
If the government does not address the issue, it could lead to further tensions and protests during Durga Puja.
