A forensic team has arrived at the site after the shooting death of a BJP leader’s personal assistant in West Bengal.

Forensic Team Arrives After BJP Leader’s PA Shot Dead 

A close aide of BJP leader Suvendu Adhikari has been shot dead in West Bengal, triggering renewed concerns over political violence and law and order in the state. The incident has sparked strong reactions from political circles, while police have launched an investigation to identify those responsible. The killing comes amid an already tense political atmosphere in the region.

West Bengal Violence: Close Aide of BJP Leader Suvendu Adhikari Shot Dead

Suvendu Adhikari’s personal assistant has been shot dead in Madhyamgram, West Bengal, in a shocking incident that has raised serious concerns over law and order in the region. The killing has triggered a police investigation, with authorities probing the circumstances and possible motives behind the attack. The incident comes amid an already tense political atmosphere in the state.


Suvendu Adhikari’s PA Shot Dead in Madhyamgram Incident 

West Bengal BJP Leader and winning candidate from Bhabanipur constituency, Suvendu Adhikari’s personal assistant Chandranath Rath shot dead in North 24 Parganas on Wednesday.


BREAKING: BJP Leader Suvendu Adhikari’s Personal Assistant Shot Dead in Kolkata

As dust settles on the Assembly elections in India, race for government formation has intensified. While actor-turned-politician Vijay is yet to cobble up numbers to form a government in Tamil Nadu, Chief Ministerial faces are yet to be finalised in West Bengal and Keralam.


Vijay Hunts for Allies to Form Government, Suspense Over CM Deepens in WB & Keralam

After a landmark victory in West Bengal, the focus has shifted to who the BJP will choose as the next Chief Minister. With no declared face during the campaign, several names are now in contention, ranging from seasoned leaders to emerging figures. Watch this report for more details


West Bengal Election Results: 5 Front-Runners in the Race to Become West Bengal's Next CM 

Tensions have escalated in West Bengal following the Assembly elections, with the BJP and TMC trading allegations as incidents of post-poll violence emerge from several districts. Reports of clashes, arson, and intimidation have surfaced, prompting security forces to step in to restore order. Political leaders from both sides have accused each other of orchestrating the violence, while authorities continue to monitor the situation closely and investigate the incidents.


West Bengal Violence: BJP, TMC Trade Charges; CEC Orders Strict Action

West Bengal Assembly Elections 2026 witnessed a landslide victory of the BJP, ending the 15-year reign of the Trinamool Congress. BJP won a whopping 207 seats in the 294-member assembly. Actor-turned-politician Rudranil Ghosh won the Shibpur assembly seat on a BJP ticket. There were rumours that Bengali superstar Prosenjit Chatterjee called Rudranil to congratulate him on his victory. However, the actor has dispelled these rumours in a new post on his Facebook page, saying that he did not call anyone.&nbsp;<h2>What Prosenjit Chatterjee said</h2>On Facebook, Prosenjit wrote, “I have been acting with great respect for many years, and I want to continue to do so in the future. I have one humble request to all of you - please don't put any political colour on me.”&nbsp;He went on to add, “I did not call anyone; rather, my younger brother called me. As a big brother, it is my duty to bless someone, and I have only done that. It has nothing to do with politics.”&nbsp;The actor is one of the most popular faces of Bengali cinema and was honoured with the Padma Shri recently. He has not been involved or associated with any political party, nor has he contested elections in any region so far. He has worked with Rudranil on several Bengali films throughout his career.&nbsp;<h2>The West Bengal elections</h2>Meanwhile, TMC's Mamata Banerjee on Tuesday refused to resign as chief minister of West Bengal, opening up a constitutional grey zone and a political confrontation in the state. The TMC tally fell to 80 seats from its earlier 215, with Banerjee herself losing her Bhowanipore seat in South Kolkata.&nbsp;&nbsp;In a press conference, Banerjee alleged that 100 seats “forcibly taken" from her party, which also had to contend with a "biased" Election Commission. "I will not resign, I did not lose... officially, through the Election Commission, they (the BJP) can defeat us, but morally, we won the election," she told a news briefing.&nbsp;"My target is very clear. I will strengthen the INDIA team, just like a small person. I don't have any chair now, so I am a commoner. So, you cannot tell me that I am using your chair. I am now a free bird. I gave my entire life in service to the people, even in these 15 years I have not withdrawn one paisa of pension. I am not taking one paisa of salary also. But now, I am a free bird. So, I have to do some work, which I will manage to do," she added.

As the BJP won the West Bengal Assembly Elections 2026, rumours were rife that Bengali superstar Prosenjit Chatterjee had made calls expressing interest in joining the party. However, the actor hs denied the news in a social media post. 

West Bengal Assembly Elections 2026 witnessed a landslide victory of the BJP, ending the 15-year reign of the Trinamool Congress. BJP won a whopping 207 seats in the 294-member assembly. Actor-turned-politician Rudranil Ghosh won the Shibpur assembly seat on a BJP ticket. There were rumours that Bengali superstar Prosenjit Chatterjee called Rudranil to congratulate him on his victory. However, the actor has dispelled these rumours in a new post on his Facebook page, saying that he did not call anyone. What Prosenjit Chatterjee said On Facebook, Prosenjit wrote, “I have been acting with great respect for many years, and I want to continue to do so in the future. I have one humble request to all of you - please don't put any political colour on me.” He went on to add, “I did not call anyone; rather, my younger brother called me. As a big brother, it is my duty to bless someone, and I have only done that. It has nothing to do with politics.” The actor is one of the most popular faces of Bengali cinema and was honoured with the Padma Shri recently. He has not been involved or associated with any political party, nor has he contested elections in any region so far. He has worked with Rudranil on several Bengali films throughout his career. The West Bengal elections Meanwhile, TMC's Mamata Banerjee on Tuesday refused to resign as chief minister of West Bengal, opening up a constitutional grey zone and a political confrontation in the state. The TMC tally fell to 80 seats from its earlier 215, with Banerjee herself losing her Bhowanipore seat in South Kolkata. In a press conference, Banerjee alleged that 100 seats “forcibly taken" from her party, which also had to contend with a "biased" Election Commission. "I will not resign, I did not lose... officially, through the Election Commission, they (the BJP) can defeat us, but morally, we won the election," she told a news briefing. "My target is very clear. I will strengthen the INDIA team, just like a small person. I don't have any chair now, so I am a commoner. So, you cannot tell me that I am using your chair. I am now a free bird. I gave my entire life in service to the people, even in these 15 years I have not withdrawn one paisa of pension. I am not taking one paisa of salary also. But now, I am a free bird. So, I have to do some work, which I will manage to do," she added.

As the BJP won the West Bengal Assembly Elections 2026, rumours were rife that Bengali superstar Prosenjit Chatterjee had made calls expressing interest in joining the party. However, the actor hs denied the news in a social media post.&nbsp;

Prosenjit Chatterjee dismisses rumours of making calls post WB state elections: Don't put any political colour on me

West Bengal election results have taken over the internet, emerging as one of the biggest online trends as netizens turn the political outcome into a meme fest. Social media platforms are flooded with reactions, satire, and viral content reflecting public sentiment. From sharp political jabs to humorous takes, the results have sparked widespread digital engagement, highlighting how elections are increasingly shaping online culture and discourse.


West Bengal Result Emerges As Biggest Online Trend; Results Turns into Meme Fest

West Bengal descended into widespread post-election violence on Wednesday (May 6), with at least five personnel injured as miscreants fired gunshots at police and central forces during patrols in Bamangheri. This comes as at least four people were killed, &nbsp;and dozens were injured, with party offices ransacked across multiple districts as rival Trinamool Congress and BJP cadres clashed in the aftermath of the assembly poll results.<h2>Five police personnel injured</h2>In one of the most alarming incidents, miscreants opened fire on a police team accompanied by central forces during a patrol in the Bamangheri area of the Sarberia-Agarhati Gram Panchayat, under the jurisdiction of Nazat Police Station. The Officer-in-Charge of the station, a police constable from Rajbari Outpost and a female officer all sustained gunshot wounds. Two Central Armed Police Forces jawans were also shot.All five were taken to Minakha Rural Hospital before being transferred to hospitals in Kolkata. A bag filled with bombs was recovered from the scene.Also read | <a href="https://www.wionews.com/india-news/jalandhar-blast-khalistan-liberation-army-claims-responsibility-threatens-to-shed-so-much-blood-that-everything-will-look-red-1778040143835">Jalandhar blast: Khalistan Liberation Army claims responsibility; threatens to 'shed so much blood that everything will look red'</a>A resident described hiding under her bed with her family as a group of boys ran through her yard. She said police broke down the door of her house and detained her family overnight. "They arrested five members of our tribal community and four Muslims," she said, adding that she initially mistook the gunshots for a slamming door.The shooting incident comes as the Election Commission of India issued directives to the West Bengal Chief Secretary, DGP and CAPFs demanding "zero tolerance" toward post-poll violence.<h2>Four killed in post-poll violence</h2>In Kolkata, two deaths were reported within 24 hours. In Beleghata, Trinamool poll agent Biswajit Pattanaik, 45, was found bleeding at his doorstep after stepping out following a phone call. His family alleges he was dragged out and beaten.Hours later in New Town, BJP worker Madhu Mondal, 46, died after a clash with Trinamool Congress supporters over control of a party office. Police said he was pushed and kicked, following which he collapsed and was declared dead at the hospital. His home was subsequently vandalised.Also read | <a href="https://www.wionews.com/india-news/-who-is-trying-to-destabilise-punjab-twin-blasts-rock-indian-state-explosions-near-jalandhar-bsf-hq-and-amritsar-army-camp-1778032846976">'Who is trying to destabilise Punjab?': Twin blasts rock Indian state; explosions near Jalandhar BSF HQ and Amritsar army camp</a>Violence spread rapidly across the city. Party offices were attacked from Behala to Kalighat and Shyampukur. In Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee's own Bhowanipur constituency, a councillor's office was broken into and set ablaze. TMC offices across several wards were seized or defaced, with BJP flags hoisted in their place. Clashes also erupted at the University of Calcutta in College Street, where posters were torn, and student activists were assaulted.Beyond Kolkata, the violence extended across the state. In Udaynarayanpur, BJP activist Jadav Bar, 45, was allegedly lynched. Police arrested four suspects and are investigating both personal and political motives. In Nanoor, TMC worker Abir Sheikh, 45, was hacked to death, with his family blaming BJP cadres, a charge the party denied. Fresh clashes were also reported in Jalpaiguri.Central forces have been deployed across affected areas, with Police saying that the situation was "under control."

West Bengal is spiralling into deadly post-poll violence, with miscreants firing shots at police patrols in the Bamangheri area. This comes as at least four people were killed in fierce TMC-BJP clashes that have erupted across districts. Scroll down to read more.

West Bengal descended into widespread post-election violence on Wednesday (May 6), with at least five personnel injured as miscreants fired gunshots at police and central forces during patrols in Bamangheri. This comes as at least four people were killed, and dozens were injured, with party offices ransacked across multiple districts as rival Trinamool Congress and BJP cadres clashed in the aftermath of the assembly poll results. Five police personnel injured In one of the most alarming incidents, miscreants opened fire on a police team accompanied by central forces during a patrol in the Bamangheri area of the Sarberia-Agarhati Gram Panchayat, under the jurisdiction of Nazat Police Station. The Officer-in-Charge of the station, a police constable from Rajbari Outpost and a female officer all sustained gunshot wounds. Two Central Armed Police Forces jawans were also shot. All five were taken to Minakha Rural Hospital before being transferred to hospitals in Kolkata. A bag filled with bombs was recovered from the scene. Also read | Jalandhar blast: Khalistan Liberation Army claims responsibility; threatens to 'shed so much blood that everything will look red' A resident described hiding under her bed with her family as a group of boys ran through her yard. She said police broke down the door of her house and detained her family overnight. "They arrested five members of our tribal community and four Muslims," she said, adding that she initially mistook the gunshots for a slamming door. The shooting incident comes as the Election Commission of India issued directives to the West Bengal Chief Secretary, DGP and CAPFs demanding "zero tolerance" toward post-poll violence. Four killed in post-poll violence In Kolkata, two deaths were reported within 24 hours. In Beleghata, Trinamool poll agent Biswajit Pattanaik, 45, was found bleeding at his doorstep after stepping out following a phone call. His family alleges he was dragged out and beaten. Hours later in New Town, BJP worker Madhu Mondal, 46, died after a clash with Trinamool Congress supporters over control of a party office. Police said he was pushed and kicked, following which he collapsed and was declared dead at the hospital. His home was subsequently vandalised. Also read | 'Who is trying to destabilise Punjab?': Twin blasts rock Indian state; explosions near Jalandhar BSF HQ and Amritsar army camp Violence spread rapidly across the city. Party offices were attacked from Behala to Kalighat and Shyampukur. In Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee's own Bhowanipur constituency, a councillor's office was broken into and set ablaze. TMC offices across several wards were seized or defaced, with BJP flags hoisted in their place. Clashes also erupted at the University of Calcutta in College Street, where posters were torn, and student activists were assaulted. Beyond Kolkata, the violence extended across the state. In Udaynarayanpur, BJP activist Jadav Bar, 45, was allegedly lynched. Police arrested four suspects and are investigating both personal and political motives. In Nanoor, TMC worker Abir Sheikh, 45, was hacked to death, with his family blaming BJP cadres, a charge the party denied. Fresh clashes were also reported in Jalpaiguri. Central forces have been deployed across affected areas, with Police saying that the situation was "under control."

West Bengal is spiralling into deadly post-poll violence, with miscreants firing shots at police patrols in the Bamangheri area. This comes as at least four people were killed in fierce TMC-BJP clashes that have erupted across districts. Scroll down to read more.

Post-poll violence grips West Bengal: Miscreants open fire on police as TMC-BJP clashes claim four lives

The West Bengal election results have taken over the internet, not just as political news but as a full-blown meme fest. From clever movie and OTT references to humorous takes comparing BJP, TMC, and Congress supporters, social media is buzzing. Even Lionel Messi’s Kolkata visit is being linked to regime change jokes from 2011 to 2026. It’s a mix of satire, creativity, and politics that’s capturing everyone’s attention online.


West Bengal Result Emerges As Biggest Online Trend

A day after the BJP’s sweeping win in West Bengal, Mamata Banerjee has refused to accept the results, alleging irregularities and declaring she will not resign. Addressing a press conference in Kolkata, she claimed her party had “morally won” despite the official outcome. The statement signals a likely political and legal battle ahead, adding fresh tension to an already dramatic election result.


West Bengal Election Results: Mamata Banerjee Refuses To Resign, Says She Hasn’t Lost Polls 

India is bracing for a major weather shift as a fresh Western disturbance brings widespread rain, thunderstorms and strong winds across several states. From Delhi-NCR to Tamil Nadu and West Bengal, the India meteorological department has issued multiple alerts, signalling relief from the intense heatwave, but also warning of possible disruptions.


Sudden Weather Shift Sparks Nationwide Alerts

The BJP has surged past the 200-seat mark in West Bengal, marking a historic political shift in a state long dominated by the Trinamool Congress. Early trends show the TMC struggling to cross 100 seats, signaling a dramatic reversal of fortunes.

This outcome reflects a broader national expansion of the BJP, reshaping India’s political map and weakening one of the opposition’s strongest bastions.

West Bengal Delivers a Historic Verdict in BJP's Favour; Majority of Ministers Lose

The BJP has secured a historic third consecutive victory in Assam, with Himanta Biswa Sarma set to return as Chief Minister for a second term. The result underscores strong voter backing for the party’s development agenda and governance record. The hat-trick win marks a significant milestone in Assam’s political landscape, reinforcing the BJP’s dominance in the northeastern state.


Assam Elections 2026: Himanta Biswa Sarma Secures Second Consecutive Term as Assam CM

BJP Crosses 200 in West Bengal: TMC Struggles as Saffron Surge Reshapes Map

From West Bengal to Tamil Nadu and Kerala, election results are rewriting India’s political map. The Bharatiya Janata Party gets a historic breakthrough in Bengal, Vijay disrupts Dravidian dominance and the Left set to losing its last stronghold in Keralam marking a dramatic shift in power. 


Giants Tumble, Myths Shatter in Bengal, Tamil Nadu, Kerala

Prime Minister Narendra Modi addressed jubilant party workers at BJP headquarters after a sweeping victory in West Bengal, marking a historic shift in the state’s politics. With the party set to form its first government, attention has now turned to who will be the Chief Minister. The win is being seen as a major mandate, reshaping the political landscape and setting the stage for a new leadership in Bengal.


West Bengal Elections Result: TMC Falls Behind, Currently Leading On 81 Seats

Assembly Election Results 2026: BJP Creates History In West Bengal

Assembly Election Results 2026: PM Modi Leads BJP Victory Celebrations as Party Sweeps Bengal 

West Bengal is witnessing a historic political shift as the BJP inches closer to the 200-seat mark, positioning itself for a landslide victory. If trends hold, the party is set to form its first-ever government in the state, bringing an end to Mamata Banerjee’s 15-year rule. The results signal a dramatic change in voter sentiment, with the outcome expected to reshape the state’s political landscape and carry wider national implications.


West Bengal Results: PM Modi Hails Historic Win in West Bengal

West Bengal Results: BJP Nears 200 Seats in Bengal, Set to End Mamata’s 15-Year Rule

The BJP maintained a strong lead in West Bengal on Monday (May 4, 2026), surging ahead in 198 Assembly seats against the TMC’s 89 as counting progressed steadily, signalling a potential political churn in a State long dominated by Mamata Banerjee and setting the stage for a high-stakes power shift.


Assembly Elections 2026: Trends Show BJP Ahead In West Bengal And Assam 

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Forensic Team Arrives After BJP Leader’s PA Shot Dead

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Prosenjit Chatterjee dismisses rumours of making calls post WB state elections

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Post-poll violence grips West Bengal: Miscreants open fire on police; 5 injured

West Bengal Result Emerges As Biggest Online Trend

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Sudden Weather Shift Sparks Nationwide Alerts

West Bengal Delivers a Historic Verdict in BJP's Favour; Majority of Ministers Lose

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Giants Tumble, Myths Shatter in Bengal, Tamil Nadu, Kerala

Giants Tumble, Myths Shatter in Bengal, Tamil Nadu, Kerala

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