In Bengal it has always been difficult to speak to people. Earlier, maybe 20–30% would hesitate. Now that number has increased significantly—70–80% people are not willing to talk. They simply say “no” outright: @PradeepGuptaAMI tells @navikakumar I am surprised by your claim | Collector

In Bengal it has always been difficult to speak to people. Earlier, maybe 20–30% would hesitate. Now that number has increased significantly—70–80% people are not willing to talk. They simply say “no” outright: @PradeepGuptaAMI tells @navikakumar

I am surprised by your claim

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In Bengal it has always been difficult to speak to people. Earlier, maybe 20–30% would hesitate. Now that number has increased significantly—70–80% people are not willing to talk. They simply say “no” outright: @PradeepGuptaAMI tells @navikakumar I am surprised by your claim

In Bengal it has always been difficult to speak to people. Earlier, maybe 20–30% would hesitate. Now that number has increased significantly—70–80% people are not willing to talk. They simply say “no” outright: @PradeepGuptaAMI tells @navikakumar I am surprised by your claim

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