West Bengal’s political landscape is marred by violence, but Trinamool Congress leader Dipak Adhikari, popularly known as Dev, is striving to change that. In an exclusive interview with PTI, Dev emphasized the need for political leaders to discourage violence among their followers during election campaigns. He has set an example by refraining from using abusive language and promoting a culture of respect and non-violence.
Dev’s mission to transform the political scenario begins in his home constituency of Ghatal, where he has advised TMC workers to avoid confrontations with opponents. He believes that leaders and their followers must prioritize mutual respect and cooperation, setting aside animosity based on political affiliations.
While addressing the recent clashes between TMC and BJP supporters, Dev expressed disappointment and urged for a shift towards a more peaceful approach in politics. He aims to instill a new political culture, starting from his constituency and spreading across the state.
Dev’s efforts reflect a positive change in political discourse, resonating with voters and fostering trust in his leadership. With a confident outlook on TMC’s performance in the ongoing elections, Dev continues to lead by example in advocating for a politics of inclusivity and harmony.
Published on 15 May 2024, 06:58 IST