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A BJP worker was publicly beaten on the streets, allegedly by the Trinamool Congress party miscreants
 

Addressing a public rally in West Bengal, BJP chief Dilip Ghosh said that it was due to the Bangladeshi Muslim infiltrators that chief minister Mamata Banerjee was opposing CAA and NRC as she banks on their votes

Several leaders from the West Bengal BJP lashed out at Mamata Banerjee-led TMC for their stance on the Centre's decision on the CAA and NRC

West Bengal BJP MP Roopa Ganguly condemned CAA protests for the damage caused to Indian Railways with burning stations and trains

In the video, several people who are alleged to be the workers of Trinamool Congress (TMC), were seen thrashing and kicking BJP vice president Jay Prakash Majumdar while the by-polls was underway in Karimpur constituency

BJP Lok Sabha MP Arjun Singh was injured after a huge clash broke out in the Bhatpara-Kankinara area on Sunday(September 1)

TMC’s mass outreach programme titled ‘Didi ke Bolo’ will be countered by the BJP in West Bengal with the programme ‘Cha Chakra’. The programme aims at bringing together people over a cup of tea
 

West Bengal BJP chief Dilip Ghosh said that he had never promised a separate Gorkhaland state. Ghosh also said the National Register of Citizens (NRC) will soon be implemented in West Bengal on the lines of Assam

BJP has over 42 lakh members in West Bengal and will work to increase it to over one crore during the membership drive, said BJP’s state unit president Dilip Ghosh
 

A video that has surfaced shows the BJP MP Locket Chatterjee in animated confrontation with police personnel where her move to shift the mortan remains to Kolkata was stalled

In a tweet, the Bengal BJP blamed Mamata Banerjee last night, "She is getting desperate with each passing moment as she loses peoples' support. In her bid to retain power at any cost, killing opposition party members is the new normal in Bengal."

 BJP national secretary Rahul Sinha stated, “This order shows how bad the law and order situation in Bengal is and how the government has failed to do its duty"

 

Mamata reasoned that she wanted an "Inter-State council, a constitutional entity created under Article 263 of the constitution" rather than the Niti Aayog as a replacement of the Planning Commission

Mamata Banerjee's image took a hit recently after the BJP went all out to portray her as anti-Hindu in order to consolidate the Hindu votes. It worked for the BJP where the saffron party managed to get 18 out of 42 Lok Sabha seats from the state. Now, Prashant Kishor is likely to turnaround Mamata's image

Few BJP supporters have been injured in the incident and two have sustained major injury and have been admitted to the Purulia Sadar Hospital