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West Bengal: TMC MP Abhishek Banerjee hands over renovated stalls near Baba Boro Kachari Temple

By ANI | Updated: March 15, 2026 18:10 IST

South 24 pargana (West Bengal) [India], March 15 : Trinamool Congress (TMC) National General Secretary and Lok Sabha MP ...

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South 24 pargana (West Bengal) [India], March 15 : Trinamool Congress (TMC) National General Secretary and Lok Sabha MP Abhishek Banerjee on Sunday handed over the renovated stalls to owners near Baba Boro Kachari Temple at the inauguration ceremony of the stalls.

In a post on Facebook, the MP shared a video of him meeting and greeting the people and distributing the keys and captioned the post with, "In the inauguration ceremony of the newly renovated stalls adjacent to the Baba Bada Kachhari Temple. Key handover for renovated stalls near Baba Boro Kachari Temple."

Yesterday, the Diamond Harbour MP strongly condemned the alleged attack on West Bengal Minister Shashi Panja in Kolkata's Girish Park area, accusing Bhartiya Janata Party (BJP) workers of orchestrating the assault.

In a post on X, Banerjee called the incident "dastardly" and an attempt to spread fear and intimidation in the state.

"I condemn, in the strongest possible terms, the dastardly, cowardly and utterly reprehensible attack on our Minister Shashi Panja. Her home was vandalised and ransacked. Our party workers and supporters were mercilessly beaten. And she herself was physically assaulted, with stones and bricks hurled at her, leaving her injured. A serving Cabinet Minister was attacked in broad daylight by BJP goons emboldened by their Prime Minister's presence in the city. This is not an attack on one woman. This is an attack on every woman of Bengal. Bengal has seen this before," he said.

Banerjee further linked the incident to past events, citing the 2019 vandalism of the Ishwar Chandra Vidyasagar bust at a rally.

"In 2019, from Amit Shah's rally, the bust of Ishwar Chandra Vidyasagar was vandalised and desecrated. This is the BJP's culture. These BOHIRAGOTO BJP ZAMINDARS want to import their politics of PROVOCATION to Bengal. They want to destroy peace. They want to spread fear. This will neither be forgiven, nor be forgotten. Bengal will not tolerate BJP's SAFFRON GUNDAGARDI," he added on X.

This comes a day after a clash involving stone-pelting broke out between the Bhartiya Janata Party (BJP) and TMC workers in the Girish Park area.

The clash resulted in several members of both sides sustaining injuries on arms, legs, and heads. West Bengal Minister and TMC leader Shashi Panja alleged that BJP workers attending Prime Minister Narendra Modi's rally attempted to murder her.

"BJP workers who went to attend PM Modi's rally wanted to kill me today. My allegation is that this is pre-planned. I will file an FIR against them; they've tried to murder me. This is my allegation against them. They come for the Brigade rally, actually, this is a B-grade rally," she said.

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