Threats and Turmoil: Political Tensions in West Bengal

Krishnendu Narayan Chowdhury, chairperson of English Bazar Municipality, claimed to have received a life-threatening call from someone alleging to be from 'D Company'. Following the recent murder of TMC councillor Dulal Sarkar, security measures have intensified. The police are investigating, with concerns of factionalism within the party growing.

Krishnendu Narayan Chowdhury, chairperson of the English Bazar Municipality and a prominent TMC leader in West Bengal's Malda district, has reported receiving a death threat. The call, allegedly from a 'D Company' member, demanded Rs 20 lakh.

This threat follows the recent murder of TMC councillor Dulal Sarkar, heightening security concerns in the region. Chowdhury reported that the threatening call came on his mobile, accompanied by a WhatsApp message, and promptly informed the police. His residence now has increased security.

Political tension is mounting, with speculation over factionalism within the TMC. State BJP's Jagannath Chatterjee calls for a thorough investigation, while TMC expresses faith in police efforts. The incident adds strain to an already precarious political climate in West Bengal.