Newshost24 Desk: It’s like a ground civil war. Trinamool spokesperson Kunal Ghosh once again targeted Shubhaprasanna, a long-time friend of the ruling party. Artist Shubhaprasanna while mentioning Kunal said that Kunal loves to tell stories. Furthermore, he loudly told her that he had so far only done painting and spending his money. The famous artist also said that each of his paintings is sold for 10 to 15 lakhs. This time Kunal Ghosh raised the issue and punched the artist.

When this topic came up, Kunal Ghosh didn’t want to say anything at first, but then Kunal Ghosh interrupted the artist and said, “Take money from it, it’s okay.” It is a fact that good artists are people. You get 10 to 15 lakh rupees for making a good crow, so now pull the cuckoo. Will get 30 lakhs.

Incidentally, for the last few days Shubha’s argument with Trinamool is going on on the issue of ‘Pani’ or ‘Dawat’. Trinamool’s Kunal Ghosh opened his mouth regarding this. Kunal does not want to comment further on the issue in the last two days as the controversy has spread far and wide. But Shubhaprasanna did not stop. Nishan Shubha told reporters on Sunday, “He (Kunal Ghosh) likes to tell stories. tell the story. Cut the canal and call the crocodile. That’s it.”

Not only this, being very angry with a journalist’s question, Shubha said, “You have known me for a long time. What did you do with how many conditions? I spent my money Not like them. I have never used anything from the government. draw a picture. I get 10 to 15 lakh rupees. Do you understand?” On this day Kunal opened his mouth on this subject.

The state general secretary of the Trinamool said on this day, “Shuvada, say whatever you want, I have told you to say.” I don’t want to talk about it now.” He said, “He (Shubhaprasanna) felt like saying so. A little angry. Old man Shubhada also knows what the conclusion of the previous incident has been. Why you from my mouth Are you speaking!”

The topic of Sharda Media came in his mind. Also targeting the artist, Kunal said, “I didn’t have the right to take a single rupee from anyone, nor did I have the right to give a single rupee to anyone. But those who took the money had rights. Live as their business. I can’t say.”