A BJP worker named Bhaskara Bera was allegedly beaten to death TMC workers on the night of the pot-lifting on the occasion of Kalipujo on Saturday. Within 24 hours of the incident, police arrested three miscreants.
According to police sources, a list of multiple suspects was compiled for allegedly beating up a BJP worker. Eventually, Bhupathinagar police arrested the three accused with all the evidence. It is learned that these three are Rampad Jana, Sushant Kamila, Prabal Kumar Maiti. The three are said to be grassroots supporters.
A few days ago, the incident of beating to death of a BJP worker from the district came to light. Trinamool leader was arrested. Less than a month later, the murder came to light again. Trinamool was once again accused of beating a BJP worker to death.
The name of the deceased is Bhaskar Bera. Kalipujo was at his house on Saturday. That’s why he went out of the house to pick up the pot. Allegedly, on the way there, the trinamool miscreants took him to a forest and beat him severely. The man was seriously injured by a stick. He died on the spot.
Kanthi Organizing District General Secretary (BJP) Asim Mishra said, “Trinamool has started blood politics in Bhagwanpur. The BJP has brutally murdered activists and supporters. A few days ago, after beating a BJP worker to death, another worker was taken away from the procession and killed. One mother lost her child. Where does it end?”
On the other hand, Trinamool Congress leader Tarun Maiti commented, “Bhaskara Bera is an alcoholic. He drank a lot of alcohol. Due to this he got divorced. He also drank alcohol yesterday. He fell on the bank of the canal in a state of intoxication. Later, doctors pronounced him dead. We found out that he was not an active member of any political party. The BJP is blaming the grassroots wherever it sees dead bodies.”
Meanwhile, BJP workers started protesting in Bhagwanpur in protest of the death of a BJP worker. Incidentally, a BJP worker was killed a few days ago. A grassroots leader was arrested in that incident.
BJP state president Sukanta Majumder reached the area on Saturday to protest the incident. “Even after the Trinamool’s landslide victory in the Ekushey assembly polls, if the police and thugs are removed now, they will not be able to open a party office,” he said.
