Congress blames TMC for attack on Adhir Ranjan Chaudhary in Murshidabad
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- Congress leader Adhir Ranjan Choudhary has accused TMC workers of attacking him during the election campaign.
- Congress has described this attack as well-planned and an attempt to suppress the voices of the opposition.
- This incident has increased the tension in the electoral environment in West Bengal, which may impact the electoral process.
Allegation of attack on Congress leader in Baharampur
Baharampur: Senior Congress leader Adhir Ranjan Choudhary on Saturday made serious allegations of attacking Trinamool Congress (TMC) workers. Chaudhary, the Congress candidate from Baharampur assembly seat in Murshidabad district, claimed that he was attacked during the election campaign, further adding to the tension in the election atmosphere in West Bengal.
incident details
According to the news agency, the incident occurred when Adhir Ranjan Choudhary was active in a public relations campaign in Baharampur assembly constituency. It is alleged that some TMC workers suddenly disrupted his campaign and attacked Chaudhary and his supporters. There are reports of damage to many vehicles during this period.
Congress targeted TMC
Congress has directly held Trinamool Congress responsible for this attack. Adhir Ranjan Chaudhary said that this attack was well-planned and TMC is trying to suppress the voices of the opposition through its workers.
Impact on election environment
Such incidents further increase political tension during the assembly elections in West Bengal. Both the major parties are accusing each other, due to which the level of tension in the election environment has increased. This incident may also affect upcoming promotional campaigns.
action potential
If this matter escalates further, the Election Commission may seek reports from both the parties. As per requirement, the Commission can also give instructions for further investigation. Concern is also being expressed regarding the security arrangements to conduct the election process peacefully in the area, in view of which the Election Commission has issued instructions to the Bengal administration.
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