Bengal BJP MP allegedly attacked while returning after watching ‘The Kashmir Files’

BJP MP Jagannath Sarkar on Saturday alleged that a bomb was hurled at his vehicle in Haringhata town of Nadia district in West Bengal. He was returning home after watching the film ‘The Kashmir Files’. MP Jagannath Sarkar said he escaped the attack as the bomb landed behind the speeding car.

BJP MLA Suvendu Adhikari slammed Trinamool Congress and said that law and order are non-existent in West Bengal and that the criminals are freely roaming around carrying out unrestrained violence.

“Sri Jagannath Sarkar; @BJP4Bengal MP, was attacked near Simultala; under Haringhata PS, as bomb was hurled at his vehicle. He was returning home after watching ‘The Kashmir Files’. Law & order is nonexistent in WB & criminals are roaming free carrying out unrestrained violence,” the BJP leader said in a tweet.

He questioned that how would the general public rely on state administration which can’t even ensure the security of Councillors, MLAs & MPs.

“The attack on the Ranaghat MP is an addition to the latest trend of targeting Elected Representatives in WB. How would the general public rely on the State Administration which can’t even ensure security of Councillors, MLAs & MPs?” tweeted Suvendu Adhikari.