TMC alleges attacks on party workers; asks why President's rule should not be imposed in West Bengal
The Trinamool Congress (TMC) has alleged that its party workers are facing violent attacks in West Bengal and is questioning why President's rule has not been imposed. The party claims a collapse of law and order, citing specific incidents of police and political violence.
Why it matters
The call for President's rule is a significant political escalation in West Bengal, reflecting deep tensions between the ruling BJP government and the opposition TMC.
Alleging that party workers at the grassroots level in various parts of West Bengal are facing brutal attacks, the Trinamool Congress (TMC) on Thursday (August 27, 2026) claimed that law and order has collapsed and asked why President's rule should not be imposed in the State.
The article focuses heavily on the TMC's allegations and perspective, though it notes the BJP's electoral victory and the lack of independent verification for the video evidence.
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