BJP National President JP Nadda Launched Book “Democracy in Coma: Silenced Voices of Women Victims in Bengal”.

1. JP Nadda unveils the book “Democracy in Coma: Silenced Voices of Women Victims in Bengal” in New Delhi.
2. The book brings attention to the prevailing absence of democracy in West Bengal.
3. It sheds light on the challenges faced by women victims and the suppression of their voices in the state.
4. BJP National President emphasizes the need to address the challenges faced by women in West Bengal.
5. The launch event seeks to bring attention to the issues surrounding democracy and women’s rights in the state.
6. ‘Democracy in Coma’ sheds light on the urgent need for reforms and safeguards for the democratic process in West Bengal.

The BJP National President, JP Nadda, launched a thought-provoking book titled “Democracy in Coma: Silenced Voices of Women Victims in Bengal” in New Delhi. The event aimed to shed light on the challenges faced by democracy in West Bengal, emphasizing the dire situation prevailing in the state.

“Prominent political leaders, intellectuals, and activists converged at the book launch ceremony, where they collectively voiced their shared concerns about the state of democracy in West Bengal. Shri J.P. Nadda, in his address, passionately discussed the need to address the issues that hinder the democratic process and oppress the voices of women victims in the state”.

The book, ‘Democracy in Coma,’ draws attention to the prevailing lack of democracy in West Bengal. It particularly highlights the struggles faced by women victims and the suppression of their voices. The author painstakingly explores the grave reality of silenced voices, bringing to light stories of injustice, discrimination, and human rights violations.

During his speech, J.P. Nadda underscored the urgency of addressing the challenges faced by women in West Bengal. He expressed deep concern over the situation and stressed the need to restore the essence of democracy in the state. The BJP National President urged society to acknowledge the gravity of the situation and work towards ensuring the safety, empowerment, and rights of women in West Bengal.

The launch of ‘Democracy in Coma’ serves as a call to action, inviting public discourse and introspection regarding the state of democracy in West Bengal. It aims to initiate a wider conversation on the need for reforms, safeguards, and a renewed commitment to upholding democratic values in the state.