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"No One Will Be Worse Than Me," Suvendu Adhikari Warns Over Attack On Cops
"I am giving a clear message that there will be zero tolerance towards this kind of unrest, hooliganism and anti-national, anti-social activities. We will not allow such things to continue," he asserted.
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Car With Fake Plates Blocked Suvendu Adhikari Aide, Then Men On Bike Shot Him
Chandranath Rath murder: The occupants of the car with the fake number plate abandoned the vehicle and escaped on the motorcycle.
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"Cold-Blooded Murder": Suvendu Adhikari On His Aide's Killing
In a shocking development within 48 hours of the assembly poll verdict, Rath, Adhikari's executive assistant, was shot dead in a brazen attack at Madhyamgram on Wednesday night, triggering sharp political reactions and escalating tension in the area.
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"Let Them Dismiss Me": Mamata Banerjee Doubles Down On "Won't Resign" Threat
"Let them dismiss me. I want this to be a black day," Mamata Banerjee said
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Bengal Election Results 2026 Live Updates: Mamata Banerjee Repeats Threat, Suvendu Adhikari Speaks Out On Violence
Bengal Election Results 2026: The BJP on Monday won 208 of the state's 294 seats, while the Trinamool was reduced to 79.
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"Shouldn't Exhaust Himself...": High Court On Petition By BJP's Suvendu Adhikari
Hearing a petition by West Bengal's Leader of the Opposition Suvendu Adhikari on an alleged attack by "radicals" during a Kali Puja procession in Kolkata, the Calcutta High Court on Wednesday asked the state government to file a report.
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Post Poll Violence: On Suvendu Adhikari's Dharna Plan Outside Raj Bhavan, Court Says...
The Calcutta High Court on Wednesday asked BJP leader Suvendu Adhikari's lawyer to suggest an alternative location to stage a demonstration on alleged post-poll violence in West Bengal, initially planned outside the Raj Bhavan.
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Bengal Declares Public Holiday On Ram Navami, BJP's "Blue With Rage" Jibe
Ram Navami on April 18 this year has been declared a public holiday in West Bengal. The move came "too late", said BJP, claiming Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee wants to redeem her "anti-Hindu image".
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High Court Allows BJP's Suvendu Adhikari To Visit Bengal's Sandeshkhali
The Calcutta High Court on Wednesday allowed senior BJP leader Suvendu Adhikari to visit Haldarpara in restive Sandeshkhali area on Thursday. The court also stayed the imposition of prohibitory orders under Section 144 of CrPC at Haldarpara.
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"Won't Let Democracy Die": JP Nadda On West Bengal Panchayat Poll Violence
Amid reports of violence during Bengal Panchayat election, BJP president JP Nadda spoke to the state leader of opposition (LoP) Suvendu Adhikari and BJP West Bengal in-charge Mangal Pandey and assured them that the BJP won't let democracy die.
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Mamata Banerjee Blames BJP For Attack On North Bengal Police Station
Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee has blamed the state's opposition BJP for the violence in north Bengal's Kaliaganj, from where a video of policemen being beaten has gone viral.
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Calcutta High Court Directs Bengal Government To File Report On Fresh Rishra Violence
The Calcutta High Court on Tuesday directed the West Bengal government to file a report on fresh clashes in Rishra in Hooghly district after lawyers representing senior BJP leader Suvendu Adhikari mentioned the matter before a division bench.
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"They Want To Remove Hindus": BJP Attacks Trinamool Over Bengal Violence
Hitting out at Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee-led government over the Mominpur violence, BJP leader Suvendu Adhikari on Friday alleged that the ruling Trinamool Congress (TMC) wants to remove Hindus from certain areas in Kolkata.
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Calm Returns After Violence In Kolkata; BJP Bengal President Arrested
Calm has returned to the Mominpore area after clashes between two communities on Saturday allegedly over putting up flags. Stone-pelting was reported and some houses were damaged
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"Didi (Mamata Banerjee) On My Side": Arrested Trinamool Leader
West Bengal Trinamool Congress leader Anubrata Mondal was today acquitted in the 2010 Mangalkote poll violence case. The court cited "lack of evidence" in acquitting the 14 accused in the case, including Mr Mondal
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"No One Will Be Worse Than Me," Suvendu Adhikari Warns Over Attack On Cops
"I am giving a clear message that there will be zero tolerance towards this kind of unrest, hooliganism and anti-national, anti-social activities. We will not allow such things to continue," he asserted.
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Car With Fake Plates Blocked Suvendu Adhikari Aide, Then Men On Bike Shot Him
Chandranath Rath murder: The occupants of the car with the fake number plate abandoned the vehicle and escaped on the motorcycle.
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"Cold-Blooded Murder": Suvendu Adhikari On His Aide's Killing
In a shocking development within 48 hours of the assembly poll verdict, Rath, Adhikari's executive assistant, was shot dead in a brazen attack at Madhyamgram on Wednesday night, triggering sharp political reactions and escalating tension in the area.
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"Let Them Dismiss Me": Mamata Banerjee Doubles Down On "Won't Resign" Threat
"Let them dismiss me. I want this to be a black day," Mamata Banerjee said
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Bengal Election Results 2026 Live Updates: Mamata Banerjee Repeats Threat, Suvendu Adhikari Speaks Out On Violence
Bengal Election Results 2026: The BJP on Monday won 208 of the state's 294 seats, while the Trinamool was reduced to 79.
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"Shouldn't Exhaust Himself...": High Court On Petition By BJP's Suvendu Adhikari
Hearing a petition by West Bengal's Leader of the Opposition Suvendu Adhikari on an alleged attack by "radicals" during a Kali Puja procession in Kolkata, the Calcutta High Court on Wednesday asked the state government to file a report.
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Post Poll Violence: On Suvendu Adhikari's Dharna Plan Outside Raj Bhavan, Court Says...
The Calcutta High Court on Wednesday asked BJP leader Suvendu Adhikari's lawyer to suggest an alternative location to stage a demonstration on alleged post-poll violence in West Bengal, initially planned outside the Raj Bhavan.
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Bengal Declares Public Holiday On Ram Navami, BJP's "Blue With Rage" Jibe
Ram Navami on April 18 this year has been declared a public holiday in West Bengal. The move came "too late", said BJP, claiming Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee wants to redeem her "anti-Hindu image".
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High Court Allows BJP's Suvendu Adhikari To Visit Bengal's Sandeshkhali
The Calcutta High Court on Wednesday allowed senior BJP leader Suvendu Adhikari to visit Haldarpara in restive Sandeshkhali area on Thursday. The court also stayed the imposition of prohibitory orders under Section 144 of CrPC at Haldarpara.
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"Won't Let Democracy Die": JP Nadda On West Bengal Panchayat Poll Violence
Amid reports of violence during Bengal Panchayat election, BJP president JP Nadda spoke to the state leader of opposition (LoP) Suvendu Adhikari and BJP West Bengal in-charge Mangal Pandey and assured them that the BJP won't let democracy die.
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Mamata Banerjee Blames BJP For Attack On North Bengal Police Station
Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee has blamed the state's opposition BJP for the violence in north Bengal's Kaliaganj, from where a video of policemen being beaten has gone viral.
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Calcutta High Court Directs Bengal Government To File Report On Fresh Rishra Violence
The Calcutta High Court on Tuesday directed the West Bengal government to file a report on fresh clashes in Rishra in Hooghly district after lawyers representing senior BJP leader Suvendu Adhikari mentioned the matter before a division bench.
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"They Want To Remove Hindus": BJP Attacks Trinamool Over Bengal Violence
Hitting out at Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee-led government over the Mominpur violence, BJP leader Suvendu Adhikari on Friday alleged that the ruling Trinamool Congress (TMC) wants to remove Hindus from certain areas in Kolkata.
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Calm Returns After Violence In Kolkata; BJP Bengal President Arrested
Calm has returned to the Mominpore area after clashes between two communities on Saturday allegedly over putting up flags. Stone-pelting was reported and some houses were damaged
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"Didi (Mamata Banerjee) On My Side": Arrested Trinamool Leader
West Bengal Trinamool Congress leader Anubrata Mondal was today acquitted in the 2010 Mangalkote poll violence case. The court cited "lack of evidence" in acquitting the 14 accused in the case, including Mr Mondal
