TMC

The Left and TMC regimes in West Bengal included 77 new classes (75 belonging to the Muslim community) in the OBC category between 2010 and 2012.

Reportedly, a team of 70 cops landed at the residence of Suvendu Adhikari under the pretext of finding an 'absconding criminal'.

According to ABP Ananda, 471 complaints were registered with the Election Commission of India in the first two hours of polling during the fifth phase of Lok Sabha elections in Bengal.

Kabir had responded to a show-cause notice that was issued by the ECI on 10th May this year. He alleged that his comments were taken in isolation and presented as a threat.

In a blistering attack on Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee, Union Home Minister Amit Shah said the ruling TMC supremo came to power on the promise of a government for "Maa, Maati, Manush" but was now catering to "Mullah, Madrasa and Mafia".

Dilip Ghosh has raised the matter with the Election Commission and said that the TMC is intimidating the locals so that they do not go out and vote for the BJP.

The TMC has accused BJP candidate Rekha Patra and party leader Archana Majumdar of leading the group of women, who thrashed the unnamed Trinamool Congress worker.

PM Narendra Modi slammed the accused the WB govt of turning Hindus into "second-class citizens" in the state during the TMC regime.

West Bengal BJP worker Gangadhar Koyal has moved the Calcutta HC over the sting videos used by TMC to claim that Sandeshkhali rape allegations are fake, saying that the videos are fake

BJP leader Suvendu Adhikari called Abhishek Banerjee "Koyla Bhaipo" and warned him not to make bogus claims against him.