Major chaos in West Bengal Assembly as BJP and TMC MLAs clash; CM expresses anger

Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee strongly criticized the BJP, Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Home Minister Amit Shah. She said that the BJP is an anti-Bengal and Bangla-Barodi party, which is engaged in harassing the people of the state.

Kolkata: There was a huge uproar in the West Bengal Assembly on Thursday, when the dispute between the BJP and Trinamool Congress (TMC) members escalated. The situation deteriorated so much that the marshal had to be called, but there was also a scuffle between the BJP MLA and the security personnel. After this uproar, Leader of Opposition Shubhendu Adhikari was suspended from the House.

CM Mamata Banerjee Criticized BJP

During this, Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee strongly criticized the BJP, Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Home Minister Amit Shah. She said that the BJP is an anti-Bengal and Bangla-Barodi party, which is engaged in harassing the people of the state. Mamata alleged that the BJP is a party of corruption and vote theft. Citing the developments in Parliament, she said how the BJP used central security forces to harass their MPs.

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Mamata Banerjee also said that the people of Bengal will soon oust the BJP from power and a day will come when there will be no BJP MLA in the Assembly. She said that the Modi and Shah-led government at the Center will fall soon.

The CM said that BJP is not allowing her to speak in the assembly, so if next time BJP says something in the House, she will also stop them by saying 'thief-thief'. She also said that BJP does not want to discuss the issues of Bengal, so it is creating ruckus in the assembly. Mamata said that BJP should be ashamed of its act.

Incident Affected The Proceedings

This entire incident affected the proceedings of the assembly and there has been a sharp reaction to it in political circles. This confrontation between the opposition and the ruling party once again reflects the state of tension in the politics of the state. It has become clear from this incident that there is still deep tussle and differences in the politics of West Bengal, which are also affecting the normal proceedings of the assembly.
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After this incident, the role of conflict has once again come to the fore in the politics of the state, where both the sides are coming forward in a sensitive and strong manner with their respective points. This uproar seems to be heating up the political atmosphere of the state.