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Anti-encroachment drive turns violent in Kolkata

Anti-encroachment drive turns violent in Kolkata
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An anti-encroachment drive in Kolkata's Jadavpur area turned violent as protesters clashed with police and central forces. Political leaders from the CPI(M) and Congress were arrested while opposing the demolition of shanties and shops.

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The incident highlights growing tensions over urban development, displacement of marginalized communities, and the political controversy surrounding 'bulldozer politics' in India.

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An anti-encroachment drive in Kolkata turned violent on Sunday (June 7, 2026) midnight as protesters, political leaders, locals staged protests against police and central forces carrying out bulldozer in the Jadavpur area.

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The article uses emotionally charged language like 'fascist forces' and 'bulldozer politics' while focusing heavily on the protesters' perspective and grievances.

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