Bengal assembly election 2021: BJP’s Suvendu Adhikari, who won from Nandigram, attacked in Haldia

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New Delhi: BJP chief Suvendu Adhikari on Sunday (May 2) was attacked by unidentified assilants in Haldia district of West Bengal. According to sources, Adhikari was attacked whereas he was popping out from a counting centre. The improvement comes hours after a BJP workplace was set on fireplace by unidentified individuals in Arambag. The BJP leaders and staff tweeted the video, alleging that Trinamool has unleashed violence on their staff elsewhere as nicely.

However, rubbishing the allegations, Bengal CM Mamata Banerjee, mentioned it was the BJP staff who chased her social gathering’s Arambagh candidate Sujata Mondal and hit her on the top close to polling sales space. A clip of the incident confirmed a fireplace raging by way of a short lived construction in Hooghly’s Arambag space.

Suvendu Adhikari, a former Trinamool Congress chief who later joined BJP, contested and won from Nandigram constituency towards Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee. After the declaration of the consequence on the seat, Adhikari mentioned he he’s grateful to the individuals of Nandigram for selecting him as their consultant and the MLA from the constituency. “My sincere thanks to the great people of Nandigram for their love, trust, blessings, and support, and for choosing me as their representative and the MLA from Nandigram. It is my never-ending commitment to be of service to them and working for their welfare. I am truly grateful!” tweeted Adhikari.

Meanwhile, as per the tendencies, the Trinamool is main in greater than 210 seats in the just lately concluded assembly election. The BJP, which was concentrating on 200 seats is main in 70-plus seats.

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