BJP MP Khagen Murmu attacked throughout reduction work in flood-hit north Bengal, occasion blames Trinamool

Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) MP Khagen Murmu was hospitalised on Monday (October 6, 2025) afternoon with extreme accidents to his head after stones have been pelted at a delegation of BJP leaders at Nagrakata in West Bengal’s Jalpaiguri district, who have been visiting the flood and landslide-hit areas for inspection and reduction work.

The legislator from Malda Uttar was seen bleeding profusely from his head after he and BJP MLA Shankar Ghosh have been surrounded and attacked by a big group of locals. Their car was additionally vandalised.

“KhagenDa is mendacity bloodsoaked within the car. Not a single glass pane within the automotive has been spared. There is shattered glass and stones in all places contained in the automotive. We are leaving from right here instantly to get pressing medical consideration,” Mr. Ghosh mentioned on video whereas on his method to the hospital with Mr. Murmu.

In the video he confirmed remnants of rocks, shattered glass in addition to and accidents sustained by Mr. Murmu who was sitting within the backseat.

The occasion has alleged that the assault was carried out by individuals affiliated to Trinamool.

“Today in Nagrakata, whereas BJP MP Shri Khagen Murmu and Shankar Ghosh, MLA and the chief Opposition whip within the West Bengal Assembly have been inspecting flood-affected areas and distributing reduction, they have been brutally attacked within the presence of the Mamata-police. Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee, the individuals of Bengal will always remember this cowardice and shamelessness. From yesterday till at present, the individuals of Bengal will punish each one among your immoral and inhuman acts of brutality,” Union Minister and BJP legislator Sukanta Majumdar mentioned.

The incident occurred in the course of the BJP delegation’s go to to Jalpaiguri district which, together with Darjeeling and Alipurduar, has been severely affected by heavy rainfall, flood and landslides between October 4 and October 5, resulting in the deaths of at the very least 24 individuals. West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee can be set to go to the affected districts later at present.