Bjp Protest Bengal

New Bengal BJP chief Sukanta Majumdar and two other party leaders were charged by the police in a case filed over their protest with a body of a party worker near Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee's home in Kolkata yesterday.

Less than 24 hours after five protesting West Bengal government school teachers consumed poison, state Education Minister Bratya Bose sparked a row by saying they weren't teachers at all but "BJP cadre". The opposition party now wants him to quit.

Claiming that the West Bengal government has increased wages of contractual teachers of state-run schools, Education Minister Bratya Basu on Wednesday said those who are still agitating in an "unseemly manner" are not behaving like educationists but

Bengal's top BJP leaders - including Dilip Ghosh and Suvendu Adhikari - were among dozens of BJP workers arrested in Kolkata today for violating Covid rules during a protest in the heart of the city.

Leaders of the West Bengal BJP, including its president Dilip Ghosh and several MPs, sat on a dharna here on Wednesday to protest against the alleged political violence targeting party workers in the state.

The BJP will stage a dharna at Rajghat in Delhi on Wednesday to protest alleged incidents of post-poll violence in West Bengal, the party's state spokesperson, Shamik Bhattacharya, said.

Accusing the Trinamool Congress government of giving Covid-19 vaccine doses only to those who have connections with the ruling party, the BJP on Thursday organised protests in various parts of West Bengal and its leaders courted arrests.

Trinamool leader Mukul Roy, who recently switched over to the ruling camp in Bengal after winning the assembly polls on a BJP ticket, was today appointed chairperson of the Public Accounts Committee in the Assembly by Speaker Biman Banerjee.

Chaos erupted in the Bengal Assembly on Friday afternoon as governor Jagdeep Dhankhar began his speech - the opening address of the new Assembly session

As part of its efforts to corner the Trinamool Congress government over the "post-poll violence" in the state and rally support for its workers, BJP has decided to hold protests in West Bengal.

Leader of the Trinamool Congress party in the Lok Sabha, Sudip Bandopadhyay held a telephonic conversation with Speaker Om Birla on Thursday seeking disqualification of party MPs Sisir Adhikari and Sunil Mondal under anti-defection rules.

Within 24 hours of elections results, at least a dozen people have been reported dead in post poll violence in Bengal, a figure that may be higher than the number of those killed during the month-long polls.

Shiv Sena MP Priyanka Chaturvedi hit out at the BJP late Monday night after the party announced a "nationwide dharna" on May 5 to protest against "widespread violence" allegedly perpetrated by Bengal's ruling Trinamool after its election win

BJP president JP Nadda will be on a two-day visit to West Bengal starting from Tuesday to hold a protest against the alleged atrocities on party workers in the state by the ruling Trinamool Congress (TMC) government.

The BJP will launch major protests in West Bengal against the alleged disparaging comments of a TMC leader about scheduled castes, as the saffron party looks to step up its campaign in the remaining phases of the state assembly polls.

New Bengal BJP chief Sukanta Majumdar and two other party leaders were charged by the police in a case filed over their protest with a body of a party worker near Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee's home in Kolkata yesterday.

Less than 24 hours after five protesting West Bengal government school teachers consumed poison, state Education Minister Bratya Bose sparked a row by saying they weren't teachers at all but "BJP cadre". The opposition party now wants him to quit.

Claiming that the West Bengal government has increased wages of contractual teachers of state-run schools, Education Minister Bratya Basu on Wednesday said those who are still agitating in an "unseemly manner" are not behaving like educationists but

Bengal's top BJP leaders - including Dilip Ghosh and Suvendu Adhikari - were among dozens of BJP workers arrested in Kolkata today for violating Covid rules during a protest in the heart of the city.

Leaders of the West Bengal BJP, including its president Dilip Ghosh and several MPs, sat on a dharna here on Wednesday to protest against the alleged political violence targeting party workers in the state.

The BJP will stage a dharna at Rajghat in Delhi on Wednesday to protest alleged incidents of post-poll violence in West Bengal, the party's state spokesperson, Shamik Bhattacharya, said.

Accusing the Trinamool Congress government of giving Covid-19 vaccine doses only to those who have connections with the ruling party, the BJP on Thursday organised protests in various parts of West Bengal and its leaders courted arrests.

Trinamool leader Mukul Roy, who recently switched over to the ruling camp in Bengal after winning the assembly polls on a BJP ticket, was today appointed chairperson of the Public Accounts Committee in the Assembly by Speaker Biman Banerjee.

Chaos erupted in the Bengal Assembly on Friday afternoon as governor Jagdeep Dhankhar began his speech - the opening address of the new Assembly session

As part of its efforts to corner the Trinamool Congress government over the "post-poll violence" in the state and rally support for its workers, BJP has decided to hold protests in West Bengal.

Leader of the Trinamool Congress party in the Lok Sabha, Sudip Bandopadhyay held a telephonic conversation with Speaker Om Birla on Thursday seeking disqualification of party MPs Sisir Adhikari and Sunil Mondal under anti-defection rules.

Within 24 hours of elections results, at least a dozen people have been reported dead in post poll violence in Bengal, a figure that may be higher than the number of those killed during the month-long polls.

Shiv Sena MP Priyanka Chaturvedi hit out at the BJP late Monday night after the party announced a "nationwide dharna" on May 5 to protest against "widespread violence" allegedly perpetrated by Bengal's ruling Trinamool after its election win

BJP president JP Nadda will be on a two-day visit to West Bengal starting from Tuesday to hold a protest against the alleged atrocities on party workers in the state by the ruling Trinamool Congress (TMC) government.

The BJP will launch major protests in West Bengal against the alleged disparaging comments of a TMC leader about scheduled castes, as the saffron party looks to step up its campaign in the remaining phases of the state assembly polls.