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Not just numbers: In just one month, over two dozen BJP workers have been killed in Bengal. Read about them here

Despite a landslide victory by the ruling TMC, political violence has been unleashed upon the BJP workers and supporters in West Bengal

Bengal: TMC leaders threatening people to socially boycott our workers, says BJP

Anyone who tries to sell anything to them (BJP workers) without permission of the party will be severely punished," warned the TMC pamphlet.

51 crude bombs recovered near BJP party office in Kolkata

The bombs were recovered at around 8 PM on Saturday evening just 20 metres away from BJP's office

Mamata Banerjee announces retirement of Chief Secretary Alapan Bandyopadhyay, will continue as Advisor to CM

Mamata Banerjee has stooped down to playing dirty games over chief secretary Alapan Bandyopadhyay.

Mamata Banerjee keeps Prime Minister Modi, Governor waiting for 30 minutes, skips cyclone Yaas review meet

West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee stoked a massive political controversy by disrespecting PM Modi and his office

Narada sting case: TMC leaders granted interim bail by Calcutta HC, forbidden from giving press statements. Read details

All four political leaders have been asked by the HC to submit personal bonds of Rs 2 lakh each with two sureties. They have been asked to join the investigation via video conferencing

Online test platform Gradeup blames center spreading riots in Bengal, apologizes after social media uproar

Gradeup had put out a multiple choice question declaring that the party that rules the center has a history of perpetrating riots in West Bengal.

West Bengal: Mamata Banerjee’s govt clears proposal to form a State Legislative Council. Here is why

The decision was taken during a cabinet meeting, conducted via video conferencing, by the CM and several Departmental Secretaries.

West Bengal: TMC goons pelt stones at CBI office, attack journalists, try to break into Raj Bhawan

TMC goons reached Raj Bhawan and began agitating outside the premises. Later, some of the hooligans tried to scale the gate.

Most affected people in Bengal post-poll violence are from Scheduled Caste, says NCSC chief

NCSC chief Vijay Sampla said that the way incidents of violence have happened in West Bengal after May 2 is worrisome

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