Watch: Mother of BJP employee talks about assault by Trinamool goons
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A BJP employee and his mom had been thrashed allegedly by Trinamool Congress staff on Friday night time. Visuals of the previous injured girl has triggered a lot anguish amongst folks on social media. The frail Shobha Majumder, mom of Gopal Majumder, has mentioned that she was hit on her head by Trinamool staff.
In ha heartbreaking interview to ANI, the previous girl struggles to recount the horrors she needed to endure. Her eyes had been swollen and her face had a sick darkish hue.
#WATCH They hit me on my head and neck and punched me. They hit me on my face too. I’m scared, they requested me to not inform anybody about it. My entire physique is in ache: BJP employee Gopal Majumdar’s mom who was allegedly attacked by TMC staff yesterday #WestBengal pic.twitter.com/Xu23R2azan— ANI (@ANI) February 28, 2021
She makes it clear that she was attacked by Trinamool staff. She was pushed round and overwhelmed and mentioned that they had been warned not to talk about the incident. She additionally says that she didn’t acknowledge the individuals who assaulted her.
Shobha Majumder says that her total physique was paining. From her posture, it was evident that she was struggling to talk and was nonetheless struggling the results of the assault. The assault on her solely reveals the hollowness of Mamata Banerjee’s slogan ‘Maa, Maati, Manush’.
“They pushed my mother and she has been injured…After attacking us, they left the house. I am a member of the local BJP Mandal (BJP committee). They first assaulted us with bare hands and then hit on my head with the hood of a revolver. After that, I fell down on the ground. They kicked and assaulted me further,” her son had mentioned.
With elections solely a month away, the assault on Shobha Majumder and her son solely emphasises the truth that political violence stays a really professional menace in West Bengal.
The BJP workplace within the Baranagar space of North Parganas district in West Bengal was vandalised on Friday night time as effectively, the day when the Election Commission sounded the ballot bugle within the state.
