Key Takeaways
- The Trinamool Congress was accused of creating a “Jungle Raj” environment in West Bengal.
- Shri Bankim Hansda, a BJP ST community leader, was found dead in Purulia, raising concerns over political violence.
- Opposition leader Suvendu Adhikari demanded a CBI investigation to ensure impartiality.
Kolkata: Leader of Opposition Suvendu Adhikari on Monday accused the ruling Trinamool Congress of establishing “Jungle Raj” in West Bengal.
Taking to twitter, Adhikari said, ” Another mysterious death of a @BJP4Bengal Karyakarta in Purulia district. ”
” The Regional TMC Party has established “Jungle Raj” in WB. Even the Janjatiyas and people belonging to the SC, ST & OBC communities are not being spared, ” he alleged.
” Shri Bankim Hansda, a member of the ST Community, who served as Booth Level General Secretary of the BJP in the Manbazar-II Block of Purulia district, went missing while campaigning for the upcoming Panchayat Elections.
His body was later discovered in a paddy field, and according to Adhikari, it clearly indicates he was murdered by TMC goons.
” Unfortunately Mamata Police is reluctant to find the truth as it would indict the ruling party leaders, ” Adhikari further alleged.
” We don’t expect the officials of the Boro PS; Purulia Police District to conduct an impartial investigation, he said and demanded that the CBI should be handed over the case for a proper investigation.
The body of 45-year-old BJP worker Bankim Hansda, a member of the ST Community, who happened to be a Booth Level General Secretary of the party in the Manbazar-II Block of the Purulia district, was found in a paddy field near his house.
Hansda went missing when he stepped out of his home to campaign for the coming Panchayat election.
