West Bengal Elections 2026: TMC & BJP Workers Face Off, Raise Slogans Against Each Other Ahead Of Suvendu Adhikari's Public Meeting - VIDEO
TMC and BJP workers came face to face and raised slogans near Suvendu Adhikari’s rally venue in Bhabanipur ahead of the second phase of West Bengal polls. Security personnel intervened to control the situation. The second phase will be held on April 29, while counting across states is scheduled for May 4.
Bhabanipur: Only a few days remain until the second and final phase of the West Bengal Elections 2026 and campaigning is at its peak. TMC and BJP workers on Saturday came face to face and raised slogans against each other near the venue of a public meeting of BJP leader and Bhabanipur candidate Suvendu Adhikari, according to news agency ANI.
Security personnel intervened and brought the situation under control. Adhikari had not arrived at the meeting venue at the time of the incident.
Adhikari will also contest from Nandigram, where he had defeated Banerjee in the 2021 Assembly polls. After that loss, she returned to the Assembly by winning a bypoll from Bhabanipur. TMC has fielded former BJP leader Pabitra Kar from Nandigram.
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