Sayoni Ghosh targeted BJP, said – We have not even officially taken power yet, yet unrest has started

By Sandy Verma On May 5, 2026

West Bengal Result: The results of assembly elections have come in West Bengal. In the election results, BJP has got a huge majority, while TMC has faced a crushing defeat. After the Bengal election results, there have been reports of chaos at many places in the state. Now TMC MP Sayoni Ghosh has made a big attack on BJP. He said that even though BJP has not taken power yet, unrest has started.

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Sayoni Ghosh wrote on social media X, Bharatiya Janata Party has not even officially taken power yet, yet unrest has started. Demolition is taking place continuously throughout Bengal. The roads are deserted, the atmosphere is sad. Party offices are being demolished one by one, candidates and workers are being physically attacked in front of central forces, shops are being closed, mother canteens are being demolished, people riding on bikes are raising war cries, obscene songs are being played on loudspeakers, men and women from every section of the society are being threatened in the name of political victory. I don’t think this is the Sonar Bangla that the people of Bengal voted for and hope the media will have the courage to show these scenes, but I am already seeing signs of their switching sides and sycophancy.

The Bharatiya Janata Party has not even officially taken charge, yet the unrest has begun. Incessant Vandalism across Bengal. Empty streets, gloomy atmosphere. Destroying party offices one after one, physically assaulting candidates and workers infront of central forces, Shutting…
— Saayoni Ghosh (@sayani06) May 5, 2026

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Let us tell you that BJP has got a huge majority in Bengal elections. BJP won 206 seats, while TMC was limited to 80 seats only. After the election results, there has been uproar at many places in Bengal, for which TMC leaders are blaming BJP.