BJP MP’s residence attacked with crude bombs in Bengal

No casualties reported

The Governor went to the spot and inspected

Editorial comments

• It is now clear that under the Trinamool Congress Bengal is in chaos.
• In a State where even an MP is not safe, how can a common man be safe !

Kolkata (Bengal) – Crude bombs were hurled at the residence of BJP State Vice-President and MP Arjun Singh in the North 24 Parganas constituency on 7th September at night. The incident took place despite Police being deployed for security. When the house was bombed, Arjun Singh was out; but his family was present in the house. Police have checked the CCTV footage of the cameras and the attackers are being traced.

West Bengal | Bombs hurled at BJP MP Arjun Singh’s house, governor condemns incident

According to reports, the parliamentarian was in Delhi at the time of the incident. So far, there has been no report of any injury. pic.twitter.com/vTiLF9wDUp

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Governor Jagdin Dhankhad tweeted that there were no signs of the violence ending in Bengal. A bomb hurled at the residence of MP Arjun Singh was a matter of concern in terms of law and order. Dhankad hoped the Bengal Police to take immediate action in the matter. Arjun Singh’s safety issue has already been raised with Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee. The incident has flashed back memories of post-election violence in Bengal. (If such incidents continue to occur in the State and the Government fails to stop them, then why is the President’s rule not imposed ? – Editor)