Political Tensions Rise as TMC Leader Shot Dead in West Bengal
SOUTH 24 PARGANAS, WEST BENGAL, JUL 10 – Razzak Khan, TMC block president, was shot three times and stabbed in a politically charged attack amid ongoing local party rivalries, police said.
- Rajjak Khan, a 38-year-old Trinamool Congress leader and Chaltaberia unit president, was shot and stabbed in Bhangar on the night of July 10, 2025.
- The attack happened as Khan was heading back after taking part in two political meetings amid ongoing conflicts between the ISF and TMC in the region.
- Molla accused the Indian Secular Front of harboring those responsible for Khan's death, while ISF representative Nawsad Siddique dismissed this claim, attributing the incident to internal conflicts within the TMC.
- An initial police probe found Khan was hit by three bullets and repeatedly stabbed, with a police team deployed and the body sent for post-mortem examination.
- No arrests have been made, and the incident has increased local tension, highlighting ongoing political strife over control in Bhangar between the ISF and TMC groups.
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Political Tensions Rise as TMC Leader Shot Dead in West Bengal
A Trinamool Congress leader, Rajjak Khan, was killed in West Bengal's South 24 Parganas, leading to tensions in the area. The murder, which involved gunshots and stabbing, is blamed by TMC on the Indian Secular Front, although ISF denies involvement. Political confrontations in Bhangar continue to escalate.
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