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The Bengali Hindu Holocaust Museum shall be opened soon in Kolkata. Whatever a man soweth, that shall he also reap. Mamata Benrjee shall reap the consequences of the violent culture she introduced to the Bengali culture. West Bengal BJP President Samik Bhattacharya says, "Restoration of democracy is our first priority in West Bengal."
Since 1946, lakhs of Bengali Hindus were forced to leave their homeland, endured atrocities, rapes, murders, lost their lives, properties, and near and dear ones. Let us remember, respect, and ensure that this is not repeated.
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19 May 2026
Suvendhu Adhikari is taking legal action against corrupt politicians of TMC time instead of violence which was a practice adopted by Communists and TMC. Sudhanidhi Bandyopadhyay on X: "Files are opening. TMC's worst nightmare is coming. CM Suvendu Adhikari has sought for all property details against 4 specific individuals— Raju Naskar (18 properties), Sona Pappu (24 properties), Abhishek Banerjee (indirectly 24 properties) & TMC MLA Javed Khan's son (90 https://t.co/6VrdvipOU2" / X properties). Legal probe will be initiated to track the source of this wealth 3:05AM 19 May 2026
High Court order regarduing Rape of Medical student and punishment to the Principle of R.G.Kar Medical college. Suvendu Adhikari on X: "আজ আমি মুখ্যমন্ত্রী হিসেবে একটি মহতী ও সদর্থক পদক্ষেপ গ্রহণ করতে পেরে নিজেকে সৌভাগ্যবান মনে করছি। গত ৯ই অগস্ট ২০২৪ সালে আর.জি.কর মেডিক্যাল কলেজ ও হাসপাতালে বোন অভয়ার নৃশংস খুন ও ধর্ষণের ঘটনায় তৎকালীন আর.জি. কর-এর সুপার; কুখ্যাত সন্দীপ ঘোষের বিরুদ্ধে আইনি পদ্ধতি অনুযায়ী ইডি কে https://t.co/8YVesKELxS" / X 4:50AM 19 May 2026
18 May 2026
On 16.05.2026, a specific case was registered in connection with the incident of brickbating at Jahangiri Mohalla police Outpost under Asansol-Durgapur Police Commissionerate.
A total of 26 accused persons were arrested and produced before the Ld. Court today.
Of them, 7 accused have been remanded to police custody, while 19 have been sent to judicial custody.
Investigation is progressing expeditiously.
Efforts are underway to identify and apprehend additional persons involved in the incident.
Strict legal action is being taken against all those responsible.
*Proceedings for assessment and recovery of damages to public property from the culprits are also being initiated in accordance with the law.
List of accused persons arrested in c/w attack on Jahangir mohalla Town Outpost (Ref: Asansol North PS Case No-208/2026 dated 16.05.2026 u/s 189(2)/191(2)/191(3)/190/221/132/121(1)/121(2)/ 125/324(4)/ 324(5)/326/331/351(2)/61(2)/ 3(5) BNS 2023 & 3 PDPP Act ):
1. MdChand @ Rahul (22) S/O- Manzur Alam of Old Station, near Chapa Kal,
2. Md. Sahabuddin S/O- Md Nijamuddin of Babutalaw, Naya Quarter
3. MdMohsin Nazir (22) S/O- Mobin Ansari of Old Station, near Janta Medical,
4. MdSalman (22) S/O- Md Sikadar @ Sikandar of Old Station, near Janta Medical,
5. MdSaddam @ Karu (26) S/O- Md Ispat of Gulzar Mohalla Istama Ground,
6. MdSuraj (29 ) S/O- Late Md Rahim of Simulia Talab near Power House
7. MdJawed Ansari @ Chhotu (30) S/O- Late Khalil Ansari of Babu Talaw Near NewQabristan
8. MdIsrafil (28) S/O- Lt Md Rahim of SimuliaTalaw Near Power House
9. MdIrfan (20) S/O- Md Kalam of Babu TalabNaya Qabristan,
10. Md Naushad (20) S/O- Md Mokim ofQureshi Mohalla near Idgah,
11. Md Salim (20) S/O- Md Wakil of Qureshi Mohalla,
12. Ahmed Raza @ Saddam (26) S/O- Md UsmanAnsari of OK Road near Shiv Mandir,
13. Md Samsad @ Gorka (23) S/O- MdIrshad of Bal Talab,
14. Md Wasim (23) S/O- Md Sahid of Chandmari Shiv mandir,
15. Md Parwez @ Bitti Raza (23) S/O- MdImam Uddin of Azad Basti near Jamir Hotel,
16. Md Hasnain @ Dhanraj (24) S/O- MdHasan of Railpar Gulzar Mohalla,
17. Md Abir @ Tiger (26) S/O- Md Jabbar ofRailpar Gulzar Mohalla,
18. Md Hasan (22) S/O- Md Abid of RailparGulzar Mohalla,
19. Aqib Khan @ Md Ahmed Hussain Khan (25) S/O- Md ArshadKhan of OK Road, Railpar,
20. Md Ismail Khan @ Aryan (22) S/O-LateNazam Khan of Railpar OK Road,
21. Md. Irsad @ Kalma (18) S/O-Md Najim Of Railpar Azad Basti, PS Asansol North, Dist- PaschimBardhaman
22. Md Aslam (35) S/o- Md Asraf R/O-Gulzar Mohalla BPL Colony
23. Sahanaj Hossain (20) S/O- Md Iqbal of Do
24. Md Jabid Sha (21) S/O- Md Aziz of Railpar, Gulzar Mohalla , Naya Madrasa
25. Md Sonu (35) S/O- Lt Md Soukat of Gulzar Mohalla Choto quarter
26. Md Sarfaraz (19) S/O- Md MunirofGulzar Mohalla , BPL Quarter All are from Asansol North Police Station, Dist- Paschim Bardhaman. 12:17AM 18 May 2026
On the other hand, it is literally ‘demanding’ that India renew the Treaty in perpetuity as per ‘needs and expectations’ of the people of BD, if India wants to have good relations with BD.
There is no sense of propriety or balance in this approach. It is as if India owes it to BD to provide them its waters irrespective of the needs of its own people. And it presupposes that India has no business worrying about BD acting against India’s interests by inviting India’s adversaries. All this does not augur well for bilateral relations and BD may end up rueing its immaturity very soon. 12:28AM 18 May 2026
Nobody could have even imagined something like this happening even couple of months ago
This is historic.
Hopefully, these are signs of things to come. No compromise on law and order, ever again! 5:02AM 18 May 2026
Mamata appeased Muslims. Change of political leaders is not accepted to Mamata followers, These followers are taking law in to their hand and poor people may suffer. Most of these people are Muslims from Bangla Desh, whom she was supporting to gain votes and win the elections. Police force was not trained earlier. Most of the TMC workers were acting as police and taking money to protect them weakly. Chief Minister understands this and requested the central government that central police should remain in Bengal for more time till locals fill the vacancies and are trained. I appreciate Subendhu Adhikari management.
ANI on X: "#WATCH | Kolkata: On yesterday's incident of stone pelting in Park Circus area, West Bengal CM Suvendu Adhikari says, "Such incidents no longer occur in Kashmir. In Bengal, people had become accustomed to a certain laxity—they felt that the government would not take any action https://t.co/j0cvU5LLhO" / X any action against them. The police will now act strictly in accordance with the law; they are the law enforcement agency. Gone are the days when police personnel would get injured while the Police Minister merely sat in an air-conditioned room, watching the things unfold—forget those days now. From this point forward, hooliganism will be eradicated from Bengal. The message must reach everyone that this government is here to take action. Regarding the recent incident, someone had actually posted about it on social media before it even took place—the police are currently investigating this matter. Previously, the police were unable to function effectively due to certain political biases; however, they are now free and are operating strictly in accordance with the law under the BNSS framework. Furthermore—in terms of strengthening and modernising the Kolkata Police, as well as enhancing their infrastructure and logistical support—just wait and watch; they will prove to be the finest among all police forces. They deserve our full support. I would like to request the Union Home Minister to allow the 40 companies of paramilitary forces currently deployed here to remain in the state until alternative arrangements can be made; otherwise, we will face a severe manpower shortage. I appeal to the public to extend their full cooperation to both the police and the government. However, engaging in stone-pelting or vitiating the atmosphere by misusing religious slogans—none of this will be tolerated in Bengal under any circumstances." 9:38PM 18 May 2026
17 May 2026
But what we witnessed today was extraordinary.
The road leading to the meeting venue in Falta was awash with BJP flags. Homes, shops and commercial establishments proudly displayed the BJP symbol. The inauguration of the election office turned into a celebration, and the hall was packed with dedicated booth agents who had volunteered to defend democracy at the grassroots.
To many, this may sound routine. But anyone familiar with Diamond Harbour’s political history knows it is anything but ordinary.
I have travelled to Diamond Harbour many times for organisational meetings. Every single time, I was told that the BJP could never win here because the administration would never allow a free and fair election. Hindus were systematically pushed out of the democratic process through fear, intimidation and orchestrated violence.
This time, however, the people have begun to push back.
The BJP has already won several seats across South 24 Parganas, but the task remains unfinished. The criminal ecosystem that sustained the “Diamond Harbour Model” must be dismantled completely so that it never raises its head again.
I was also told that Trinamool’s local candidate, who fancied himself a movie-style strongman with dramatic dialogues, has virtually disappeared after his oversized security cover was withdrawn. Neither Mamata Banerjee nor her delinquent nephew have stepped out to campaign for their favourite goonda.
West Bengal is witnessing a Hindu renaissance of sorts. People are rediscovering and asserting their civilisational identity and Hindutva convictions that had long remained suppressed. Across the state, one can sense the change, celebrations without fear, renewed confidence, positive expectancy and warm smiles.
The decay and exhaustion of Trinamool now feels inevitable. 6:04AM 17 May 2026
ANI on X: "#WATCH | Kolkata, West Bengal | On West Bengal CM Suvendu Adhikari's call for stricter laws on mic and loudspeaker, Imam of Nakhoda Masjid Maulana Mohammad Shafiq Qasmi says, “This rule was not made by the BJP government but by the Pollution Control Board… As per the law, there https://t.co/7eZyyfnCUv" / X law, there were no orders stating removal of the mic, neither from the Pollution Control Board nor the Supreme Court, but a restriction to allow the use of the mic in between 75-80 dB in the industrial areas, 70-75 dB for commercial areas and 65-70 dB for residential areas. And for the silence zone, the order for the sound restriction is 40-45 dB. However, the police are asking to remove the mic, which is wrong. They should act as per the law, and we will also do the same…” 7:00PM 17 May 2026
Amit Malviya on X: "Bengal’s Civilisational Resurgence: A Historic Mandate for Nationalism and Renewal This is not just an electoral victory. In this defining moment, it is a civilisational shift, a turning of the tide, a reclamation long awaited. West Bengal shall now rise once again and reclaim https://t.co/3WXivSsQ9K" / X reclaim the glory it was denied for decades by cynical, power-hungry politics. What unfolds from this moment is not merely a change in government, but the dawn of a New Bengal, one that firmly rejects crime, corruption, and communalism, and steps confidently into India’s larger march toward development and growth. From infrastructure to industry, from health to education, from farms to factories and above all, in ensuring safety, security, and dignity for women, Bengal is poised for rapid, tangible transformation.
But beyond policy and progress, this victory marks something deeper, the beginning of healing. The soul of Bengal, bruised and diminished by years of corrosive politics, begins its restoration. This is a land that once nurtured the very idea of Indian nationalism. It was in Bengal’s fertile soil and flowing rivers that Bankim Chandra Chattopadhyay found his inspiration and gave us Vande Mataram, the immortal ode to Bharat Mata. It was Bengal’s splendour that moved Rabindranath Tagore to compose Jana Gana Mana, the Morning Song of India.
It is here that the idea of Bharat Mata first took shape, first in the 1873 play Bharat Mata by Kiran Chandra Banerjee, and later immortalised in the evocative painting by Abanindranath Tagore in the early 20th century.
And then came the profound articulation of nationalism by Sri Aurobindo in his historic Uttarpara Speech, a moment that transformed political thought into spiritual conviction. His words continue to echo across time:
“Nationalism is not politics but a religion, a creed, a faith… it is the Sanatan Dharma which for us is nationalism…”
This philosophical foundation is not abstract; it is deeply rooted in Bengal’s lived history. This is the land of reformers and revolutionaries, saints and scientists. Ishwar Chandra Vidyasagar once led pioneering legislative efforts to protect women, a legacy that must now be reclaimed as Bengal confronts the erosion of women’s dignity in recent times.
This is the land of spiritual giants like Ramakrishna Paramahansa and Swami Vivekananda, whose vision transcended boundaries. It is the land that gave us scientific minds such as Jagadish Chandra Bose, Prafulla Chandra Ray, Satyendra Nath Bose of Bose–Einstein fame, Meghnad Saha, and Upendranath Brahmachari, who discovered the cure for Kala-azar.
And it is the land of sacrifice, of revolutionaries who laid down their lives for India’s freedom: Khudiram Bose, Surya Sen (Master Da), Pritilata Waddedar, Binoy Basu, Badal Gupta, Dinesh Gupta, Bagha Jatin, a lineage of courage that is endless and unmatched.
With the BJP’s victory, Bengal witnesses a profound homecoming. Because this is also the land of Syama Prasad Mookerjee, one of India’s tallest nationalist leaders. He ensured that Bengali Hindus retained their rightful place during Partition and stood firm during the horrors unleashed since Direct Action Day. As the founder of the Bharatiya Jana Sangh, the ideological forerunner of the BJP, he gave the nation a rallying call that still resonates: One Nation, One Flag, One Prime Minister.
This victory is also the revival of Bengal’s deep-rooted civilisational and spiritual traditions. Bengal has time and again led revivalist movements within Hinduism. Even reformist currents that emerged here drew deeply from the Vedic and Upanishadic foundations of Sanatana Dharma. Bankim’s Anandamath must be understood in the context of the Sanyasi Rebellion, a movement that stirred Hindu consciousness. Vande Mataram, born from that work, became the very mantra of Indian nationalism.
In 1892, Chandranath Basu authored Hindutva, the first formal articulation of the idea of Hindutva. In 1905, Abanindranath Tagore’s Bharat Mata gave a visual soul to the nation.
Bengal also gave rise to cultural and spiritual movements that strengthened Hindu identity, the Hindu Mela, akin in spirit to Ganesh Chaturthi celebrations elsewhere; the Bhakti movement as carried forward by Chaitanya Mahaprabhu; and the spiritual renaissance ushered in by Rani Rashmoni through the Dakshineswar temple, where Ramakrishna Paramahansa served.
From there emerged Swami Vivekananda’s global vision, institutionalised through the Ramakrishna Mission and its headquarters at Belur Math.
That continuum extended into the modern era when A. C. Bhaktivedanta Swami Prabhupada established the International Society for Krishna Consciousness in 1965, rooted in Mayapur, taking Bengal’s spiritual legacy to the world.
That tradition lives on and today, it finds renewed political expression.
This moment marks the return of hope. It liberates Bengal and its people from the grip of fear, lawlessness, and decay. It promises transparent and responsible leadership, encourages people’s participation, and seeks to unleash the aspirations of millions.
Together, West Bengal will rise again, not just as a state, but as an idea. A beacon. A force.
This is not the end of a journey, it is the beginning of Bengal’s renaissance. And this time, its rise will be enduring. 9:24PM 17 May 2026
16 May 2026
The beggar Rohingyas who sought refuge in Bengal themselves formed the Rohingya Bahini to extort money from the respectable folks—on whose strength?
That same witch Mamata?
The witch had even said at an election rally that they are staying quiet only because of her, otherwise it wouldn't take them a minute to wipe you people out. Whenever you read about TMC goons anywhere, there were very few Bengali Hindus among them—in fact, these were the Rohingyas.
In the cities of Bengal, they had set up 18,000 small toll tax booths where they illegally collected money from auto-rickshaws, cars, buses, and the police just stood by helplessly. In small towns, they even extorted ten to twenty rupees from vegetable and fish sellers. Who knows how many temples this Bahini had shut down, and Mamata stayed silent just because of her lust for power and her nephew's bullying.
Such horrific incidents are being heard—that Bengali Hindus would get married, but these goons would abduct the brides on their wedding night to "celebrate" the suhaag raat. (Imagine if such an incident happened with a Muslim woman?) They were cursed to live a hellish life. When girls went to the police station to file an FIR for rape or molestation, the policemen themselves would ask them, "Don't you care about your family?"
RG Kar and Sandesh Khali only came to light because the victim and her family showed courage. These are the same thirty percent weavers who once made the Left parties invincible and then made this witch invincible. And this time too, if the Election Commission doesn't act strictly, these thirty percent won't even let many of the seventy percent reach the booths.
It was against these very Left goons that Mamata had come once, but she herself ended up nurturing these goons, and in her greed for power, she and her nephew committed heinous crimes that cannot be forgotten. One day, everyone will understand the politics of appeasement that's happening, just like in Bengal.
The irony is that refugees who came here are now deciding people's fate, future, and lives.
Perhaps it's not irony—this is just the era: on the streets of London, Berlin, Paris, these refugees are creating chaos day after day, and the respectable folks everywhere, in their pursuit of modernity and material pleasures, have forgotten to have children, while those zombies, relying on the one above, are producing eight, ten kids each and taking the whole world in their grip.
You're seventy now, so you've survived, but if this continues, you won't. They'll marry your children and "celebrate" their wedding nights. Your educated children will become doctors and collect jizya to survive. There's still time—wake up.
Yes, some garden-dwellers... say that it seems the officer's PA knew something?
So, did Madhavrao Scindia and Rajesh Pilot know a lot too?
This is the same Clive who, instead of condemning the terrorists first in the Pulwama incident and exposing Pakistan on the world stage, starts asking questions like "Where did they come from?"—and Pakistan keeps escaping every time by showing this very statement of his.
Anyway, better late than never. Read the faces of the women expressing joy through videos and reels. This isn't just the happiness of winning an election—it's the joy of their fading existence being revived. The strength you showed in Bengal is your true strength. Recognize your power, O mighty one. It was to make you aware of this very power that Hedgewar vowed to bring everyone under the saffron flag—so that you wouldn't be chopped like carrots and radishes again, like in Moplah. 8:08PM 16 May 2026
15 May 2026
Many articles on X confirm that TMC used violence, blackmailing, and government institutions to earn money and amass wealth. TMC MLAs and contractors earned money and corrupt practices spoiled the democratic means.
Earlier Video 3 Police raided the TMC office in Narayannapur, Ghutiar Sharif (South 24 Parganas) on 6 May. Eighteen sharp, curved weapons were seized from local leader Salauddin Sardar’s party office. 7:26AM 15 May 2026
https://x.com/i/status/2055006896873164907
ANI on X: "#WATCH | Kolkata, West Bengal: ISF MLA Naushad Siddiqui says, "... Opposition does not mean opposing everything — when something is right for the state, we accept and support it. Today, the Chief Minister announced live streaming, which is good and was our demand too... After the https://t.co/5tc6QPA9PL" / X After the 2021 elections, our candidates faced severe violence, even killings, and at one point, we considered resigning. Senior leaders advised patience, and since 2026, violence has reduced, though attacks on religious places still occurred. Such acts are not part of democracy...7:39PM 15 May 2026
14 May 2026
ANI on X: "#WATCH | Kolkata | On the demolition of illegal buildings in the city after the fire incident in Tiljala area, West Bengal Minister Agnimitra Paul says, "...these buildings and the next two buildings belong to the same person, and it is a completely illegal building. We are https://t.co/fM33z9qoOv" / X We are giving notices from my department to all the executive officers of each municipality and corporation to look into their jurisdiction, whichever house or building is illegal... We give them time, 15 days or one month... If you can't provide documents that your building is legal, we have to take the last ultimate step... Two people have died, three are in critical condition at the National Medical College... We are not going to allow that... Anybody who proves their building is legal, nothing will happen to them... But anyone who thinks they can get away with it will not be allowed... We have started giving notices from yesterday and will give them enough time, and ultimately, if you can't provide documents, we will take action."11:00AM 14 May 2026
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mamata_Ba nerjee
I first saw her at Allahabad (my home town) in 1989 when she had come to support the Congress party in the election of VP Singh ( who later won and became India's Prime Minister ). In a rally in that election which I attended, she was screaming and shouting against VP Singh, a technique, like that of Hitler, which became her style and forte.
After she had become the Chief Minister of West Bengal in 2011, I once visited Kolkata. I heard on loudspeakers on many roads Rabindra Sangeet being loudly blared out, which she had obviously ordered to emphasize and display her commitment to Bengali culture.
I attended a political meeting in Kolkata which she had organised, and saw trucks full of people being brought in to fill the grounds where the meeting was held, obviously to create an impression that she had a huge number of supporters. In fact these people appeared to me to be hirelings and goons, and Mamata had built an army of goons, like Hitler's SA, to intimidate her opponents. And like Hitler's SA, these goons also extorted businessmen, shopkeepers, and others, compelling them under dire threats to pay 'protection money', like the American mafia, with the police turning a Nelson's eye, for fear of victimization if they interfered.
Mamata was very vindictive, and could brook no criticism from any quarter. She got arrested and jailed Jadavpur University Professor Ambikesh Mahapatra only because he had shared a cartoon of her on the social media, and similarly she got arrested and jailed a farmer Siladitya Choudhary ( accusing him of being a Maoist ) just because in her public meeting he said that she had done nothing for farmers.
In a show, when asked an uncomfortable question by a student, she accused the questioner of being Maoists and CPM cadre, and walked out from the show in a huff.
https://youtube.com/watch?v=naqJEGKy_f4&pp=ygUgbWFtYXRhIGJhbmVyamkgd2Fsa3Mgb3V0IG9mIHNob3c%3D
Corruption was at its peak during her rule, e.g. the Sarada scam
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Saradha_Group_financial_scandal
https://epw.in/engage/article/ponzi-schemes-corruption-west-bengal-tmc-mamata-banerjee
There was a lawyer in Allahabad High Court ( where I practised ), who used to intimidate judges, and often say '' Mujhe gundai phali hai '' ( i.e. I have prospered by my hooliganism ). The same could be said of Mamata Banerji. She had nothing in her head about how to solve the massive socio-economic problems of West Bengal, so she resorted to theatrics, shouting, and intimidation.
To get the votes of the 28 % Muslim population of West Bengal she would go to any extent in Muslim appeasement, as detailed in the links below :
https://newsbred.com/bjp-would-be-a-clear-winner-in-bengal-due-to-mamata-s-muslim-appeasement/
https://youtube.com/watch?v=X6qlhjeekKs
But by this policy of Muslim appeasement, she drove a large number of the 71 % Hindus in West Bengal towards the BJP.
She liked to be surrounded by yes men. But to run a government properly a leader needs to have competent and upright men around him who can say no, without any fear of retribution. One needs to have good advisors to run the government, as Chanakya said in his Arthashashtra. But Mamata only wanted chamchas ( sycophants ) near her.;
Mamata often criticised dynastic politics, but her hypocrisy was exposed when she appointed her own nephew Abhishek Banerjee as her party's national general secretary, and annointed successor, and made him a member of parliament
So, about her party's and her personal defeat in the 2026 state assembly elections, all that can and must be said is : good riddance of bad rubbish 6:54PM 14 May 2026
