BJP Alleges Firing Incident: Before counting of votes in West Bengal, BJP accused its leader of firing, released video

By Samira Vishwas On May 3, 2026

Kolkata. The counting of votes for the West Bengal Assembly Elections 2026 is going to start in a few hours. Just before this, West Bengal BJP leader Arjun Singh alleged that firing was done at the house of a party official late on Saturday night. Arjun Singh shared the video on X and alleged that sometime after 12 o’clock in the night, two miscreants riding a bike, Akash Chaudhary alias Golu and Aman Chaudhary, reached the house of BJP’s Barrackpur Organization Secretary Kundan Singh and opened fire there.

Last night under 107- Noapara Assembly Constituency, at about 12.05 AM, two armed criminals named Akash Choudhary alias Golu and Aman Choudhary, patronized by @AITCofficialreached on a motorbike at the house of Kundan Singh, the Secretary of the Barrackpore Organizational… pic.twitter.com/LnkxSGVqaM
— Arjun Singh (@ArjunsinghWB) May 3, 2026

Arjun Singh alleges that both the miscreants wanted to kill Kundan Singh of BJP. Arjun Singh has claimed in the post that Aman Chaudhary also tried to enter Kundan Singh’s house. According to Arjun Singh, both the accused live in Garulia and are notorious criminals of the area. According to the BJP leader, the names of Akash Chaudhary and Aman Chaudhary are also in the list of criminals. Arjun Singh alleges that Akash was detained by the Noapara police on the day of voting, but later released. He alleged that efforts are being made to intimidate and threaten local BJP leaders and workers before the counting of votes. BJP leader Arjun Singh has demanded the Election Commission and the administration to ensure the arrest of the accused.

**BJP leader Arjun Singh has demanded the arrest of the miscreants who opened fire.**

Let us tell you that violence has taken place every time during elections in West Bengal. Dozens of people died in violence before and after the 2021 assembly elections in West Bengal. Hundreds had to flee their homes. At that time people had migrated from West Bengal to Assam. The case of violence in West Bengal had reached the Calcutta High Court. Calcutta High Court had given the responsibility of investigating the violence to CBI. This time, due to the tough stance of the Election Commission and the deployment of more than 2.5 lakh central forces, there have been very few incidents of violence before or during the voting in the West Bengal Assembly elections and not a single person has lost his life.