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before the Panchayat elections in West Bengal is not taking the name of stopping. Now there is news of attack on BJP workers in Coochbehar's Dinhata. it is alleged that TMC workers attacked BJP workers..

The fire of violence in West Bengal is not taking its name. The situation seems uncontrollable. Stone pelting has taken place in the Risda railway station area of ​​Hooghly, the operation of trains remained halted for several hours from the security point of view.

How did Mamta ji know that there will be riots on Hanuman Jayanti and if it is going to happen then what steps is Mamta ji taking to stop it? Watch the big debate on this issue today in Taal Thok Ke

Amid violence in West Bengal, Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee said that some people are planning to incite riots on Hanuman Jayanti after Ram Navami. On this statement of Mamta, BJP leader Amit Malviya said that if Mamta Banerjee already knows that riots are going to happen then what action she is taking.

The fire of violence in West Bengal is not taking its name. The miscreants started pelting stones at a train in Risda last night. Overall, the situation seems uncontrollable.

After Howrah in West Bengal, violence has erupted in Hooghly. There was a clash between two groups during the BJP leader's procession. Union Minister Giriraj Singh has attacked Chief Minister Mamata after the violence in West Bengal. Giriraj Singh said that Mamata Banerjee wants to make West Bengal a Muslim nation.

Heavy stone pelting and violence was witnessed during Shobha Yatra in West Bengal's Hooghly. Sukanta Majumdar is going to visit violence affected areas. Meanwhile, police have arrested 12 people in the same case.

Tremendous violence was witnessed during Shobha Yatra in West Bengal's Hooghly. After the violence, a major action of the police has come to fore. Police has arrested 12 people in this case while section 144 has been imposed in the area.

Heavy Violence was witnessed during Shobha Yatra in West Bengal's Hooghly. Taking steps against this violence, the police has imposed Section 144 in the area. Watch 100 big headlines of the day in this report.

There has been an incident of stone pelting once in West Bengal. There has been a lot of arson and stone pelting during the Shobha Yatra of the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) in Hooghly. This ruckus happened in the program of BJP's National Vice President and MP Dilip Ghosh.

There has been violence again in West Bengal today. There was a lot of uproar during the procession in Hooghly, during which the miscreants indulged in arson and stone pelting. BJP's National Vice President Dilip Ghosh was taking out a procession.

"We have seized the three bombs from the school premises and started an investigation on how the bombs reached the school and who are behind it. We are talking to the locals," the policeman said.

Meanwhile, the Bengal Chief Minister has directed ministers to keep a tab on the rescue operations and see that relief materials reach all affected people. The Army and the Air Force on Monday undertook rescue and relief operations in Hooghly district, where many areas have been submerged due to excess rainfall and overflowing of rivers.

BJP chief JP Nadda said that West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee is scared as she is going to lose Nandigram from where she is contesting against BJP leader Suvendu Adhikari.

In this episode of Zee News special offer 'Bengal Chale Hum', see the political report from the Hooghly city of West Bengal. In this show, know yourself from the general public of Hooghly, what is the election issue and people's choice.

BJP workers in Hooghly, West Bengal were caught by the police because they were distributing masks of Lord Ram? Now the question is, is it a crime to put a mask on lord Ram in Bengal?

Clashes broke out between the BJP workers and the West Bengal Police during the saffron party’s 'Nabanna Chalo' protest march against West Bengal CM Mamata Banerjee's government. The clashes erupted after BJP workers gathered outside the party's state headquarter in Kolkata to participate in the 'Nabanna Chalo' agitation. West Bengal Police had to use tear gas, water cannon to disperse the BJP workers at Howrah's Santragachi during the saffron party's 'March to Nabanna'.

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