TMC sends fact-finding teams across Bengal, alleges attacks and killings after poll defeat
The Trinamool Congress (TMC) has dispatched fact-finding teams across West Bengal to investigate allegations of post-poll violence following their electoral defeat. TMC leaders claim that at least 10 of their workers were killed and many others attacked by BJP supporters. The party intends to present their findings to the government and the High Court as they seek justice for their members.
- ▪TMC teams visited various areas in West Bengal to address complaints of post-poll violence.
- ▪The party alleges that over 3,000 of their workers were attacked after the election results.
- ▪TMC leadership claims that at least 10 of their workers were brutally murdered following the elections.
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Trinamool Congress teams visited several areas of West Bengal to take stock of complaints related to post-poll violence and alleged election manipulations. TMC leadership claimed that at least 10 of their workers were “brutally murdered” after the election results. Three fact-finding teams from Kolkata which included many senior TMC leaders visited different parts of the State and spoke to several party workers. BCI seeks report from West Bengal Bar Council on practice status of Mamata Banerjee after her HC appearance“They kept abusing us even after we did so much work for them. These are all BJP workers,” a female TMC worker from Hooghly said that she and her family came under attack after the elections concluded in the State.
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