Watch: Mamata Banerjee’s car hit by ‘large stones, shoes’; Bengal BJP chief condemns attack

I was hit by a big stone in the car, there was an anti-social movement from outside in front of We were hit so badly that if we had kept the window of the car open, our heads would have burst. All of us would have died. This happened in front of the police. Former West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee has alleged that her car was pelted with stones after protesters intercepted her convoy while she was visiting the family of deceased Trinamool Congress worker Birju Keod in North 24 Parganas. According to Mamata, protesters raised thief slogans and threw water bottles and footwear at her convoy. She said the attack was severe and claimed that she and others in the vehicle could have been seriously injured or killed had the windows been opened. BJP chief Sameek Bhattacharya condemned the alleged attack on the former Chief Minister. He said the BJP had no connection with the incident and called on the police to take action against those responsible. India has never forgotten the atrocities committed by the people of Trivandrum in the past. After the election results were announced on May 2, 2021, the people of Trivandrum have never forgotten the atrocities committed by the people of Trivandrum in the past. The people have never forgotten the atrocities committed by the After the election results were announced on May 2, 2021, within 27 days, 56 BJP activists were killed. More than 200 women activists were accused of mass rape. 27 women came in front of the camera and said, we have been gang-raped by Trudamul goons. The house was demolished by the JCP. The shops were looted. People were not allowed to enter their homes for the rest of their lives. Remember, the candidate who participated in the elections. He fought in the elections and took 6 lakh rupees from him to enter his home. So, this should be changed. The alleged attack comes months after Trinamool Congress MP Abhishek faced an attack in his own constituency following the party's defeat in the West Bengal elections. Mamata Banerjee was in North 24 Parganas to meet the family of Birju Keot, the husband of former Trinamool councillor Jenny Sharma. Keot had allegedly died in police custody. Keot had been arrested on extortion charges and was sent to five days of police custody by a court last Friday. Jenny Sharma had alleged that her husband was tortured and beaten to death while in the lock-up. Abhishek Banerjee subsequently criticised the police and alleged that Kaot was taken into custody even though his name did not appear in the FIR. He questioned the circumstances surrounding Kaot's death and said the matter raised concerns about the rule of law. The police are yet to respond to the allegations surrounding Kayode's custodial death.