The article reports that the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) achieved a landslide victory in the West Bengal state assembly election, marking a major political shift in the region. The writer argues that this outcome signals the erosion of India’s democratic values and poses a threat to West Bengal’s secular political culture. The report also warns that the rise of Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh (RSS) militants along the Bangladesh border has become a serious concern following the BJP’s win.
According to the article, post-election violence has erupted across West Bengal, with BJP supporters allegedly engaging in retaliatory attacks against Muslims. Incidents include the demolition of mosques, homes, and shops using bulldozers, a practice described as “bulldozer politics.” The author draws parallels between the current violence and the 1964 anti-Muslim riots in Kolkata. The report claims that Muslims are living in fear and that the violence has reached an extreme level.
The article further alleges large-scale electoral irregularities, including the removal of 9.1 million voters from the rolls. It cites criticism from opposition figures, including Rahul Gandhi, who accused the BJP and the Election Commission of manipulation.
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