Shocking news is coming out of the political circle in West Bengal. Former BJP state president Dilip Ghosh has passed away. However, he has died very mysterious. The death of 3 -year -old Shrijay Dasuputa has been surprised by everyone. This has raised many questions. Shrijay’s body was found from a flat in New Town. He was an IT engineer by business.

Upon receiving information of his death, Srijay was immediately rushed to a private hospital in New Town. However, the doctor later referred him to the legislative hospital. After a preliminary inspection at the hospital, doctors declared BJP leader Dilip Ghosh’s son, Sreejhi.

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Questions being raised on unnatural death

The cause of the death of 3 -year -old Sreej Dasgupta after the autopsy will be clear. The body of Shri Ji’s body is likely to take place on Tuesday. After that, many things will be clear. According to media reports, the body will be dissected at RG Car Medical College Hospital. Currently, the police are investigating the matter from every point of view and family members are under investigation. Now everyone’s attention is to report and investigation that will reveal the true cause of death.

BJP leader Dilip Ghosh was married to his party leader Rinku Majumdar. According to the information received, Shri’s mother Rinku wanted her son to get married soon so that she could spend time with her son -in -law. Srinjay was the son of Rinku Majmakar’s first husband. Shrijay’s wedding was just happened. He was married about 3 days ago. However, after a month of marriage, Sreeji has died shocking. Many questions are being raised on this unnatural death.

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Dilip Ghosh is the big leader of the BJP

Dilip Ghosh is an Indian politician in West Bengal. He has been MPs of Medinpur Lok Sabha constituency. He has also served as one of the national vice presidents of the Bharatiya Janata Party from 1 to 2. Apart from this, Ghosh has also been the BJP’s state president. He is a resident of Kuliana village near Gopiballavpur in West Medinipin district in West Bengal.