Indira Gandhi, Rajiv Gandhi statue disappears in West Bengal's Montessori

Statues of the two late former Prime Ministers of the country, Indira Gandhi and Rajiv Gandhi, suddenly disappeared from the roadside of Montessori in Burdwan. The incident caused a stir in the area.
 

Congress has alleged that the two statues were evicted for political reasons. The party leaders and workers protested in the area after the incident took place. 
 

A written complaint has been lodged with the Montessori police station demanding the arrest of the culprits. The political atmosphere has heated up in the run-up to the assembly elections.
 

According to Congress sources, a statue of two former prime ministers, Indira Gandhi and Rajiv Gandhi, was erected in the market area of Montessori in 1990. The Congress alleges that on the night of February 9, two statues were smashed with a JCB.

It has been alleged that the statue of Indira Gandhi and Rajiv Gandhi has been removed under the leadership of Debabrata Roy, who joined the BJP from the Trinamool Congress. The Congress leadership has demanded immediate arrest of the accused in the incident.

In this regard, the current BJP leader Debabrata Roy said that the allegations of the Congress are completely baseless. The place where the two statues were placed was broken. Therefore, the two idols were tilted. Debabrata claimed that he had removed the two idols at a cost of Rs 3,000. The idols are kept in the proper place. It will be put back in a few days to the actual place.

Debabrata Roy also said, “We set up the two statues in 1990. Today, the Congress leaders who are pointing fingers at me at the instigation of the Trinamool Congress have never laid wreaths at the two statues. I put garlands on the two statues as a rule. In that case, I have no problem in establishing the statues of these two leaders of the country.”