Union Ministry of Home Affairs has sought a report from
West Bengal government on the violence in the state after assembly
election results. Many people were killed and score others injured in
the violence unleashed allegedly by Trinamool Congress workers in
several parts of the state. Home Ministry has written a letter to the
Bengal government seeking a report on the incidents of BJP candidates
being allegedly attacked after the election results.
Violence and arson have been unleashed in various parts of West Bengal
with miscreants allegedly torching the houses and damaging the
properties of BJP leaders who contested the assembly elections. Three
people were allegedly killed at Jamalpur in East Bardhaman district in a
clash between BJP and TMC. The BJP has claimed that the clash erupted
after some TMC supporters started to vandalize the house of party worker
Asis Dastidar. His mother Kakali Dastidar also died during the clash.
Houses and vehicles of some BJP candidates were attacked and a party
office at Arambagh was set ablaze.
The vehicle of Suvendu Adhikari, who
defeated the TMC Supremo Mamata Banerjee in Nandigram, was also
attacked. The BJP has accused the Trinamool workers of the violence, but
the ruling party leaders denied any connection with the incidents. At
Natabari, BJP candidate Mihir Goswami’s car was also damaged. He won the
election against senior TMC leader Rabindranath Ghosh from the same
constituency. BJP office at Arambagh was set ablaze after the party’s
candidate Madhusudan Bag defeated TMC’s Sujata Mondal by around 7,100
votes.
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