Here's how political violence in Bengal works, in short:
When CPIM was in power, some party people left the party and joined TMC. Then CPIM unleashed violence on TMC.
When TMC came to power, they unleashed violence on CPIM. For revenge and also for territorial control.
When CPIM was in power, some party people left the party and joined TMC. Then CPIM unleashed violence on TMC.
When TMC came to power, they unleashed violence on CPIM. For revenge and also for territorial control.
When CPIM lost relevance, bunch of pissed off beaten & battered CPIM people joined BJP. Then TMC unleashed hell on BJP.
Essentially, ex-CPIM-ex-TMC-ex-BJP people are unleashing violence on current-CPIM-TMC-BJP workers, depending on who won in which area of Bengal.
Essentially, ex-CPIM-ex-TMC-ex-BJP people are unleashing violence on current-CPIM-TMC-BJP workers, depending on who won in which area of Bengal.
Anyone who follows and understands Bengal politics knows that it's all about dominance and territorial control.
Doesn't matter which party you join or change to or from, the theory of gaining power through violence remains the same. Because the people are the same.
Doesn't matter which party you join or change to or from, the theory of gaining power through violence remains the same. Because the people are the same.
Read this and save yourself from misinformation that is trying to give this VERY political violence in Bengal -- which is being unleashed for purely selfish gains -- into a communal thing.
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