In the assembly election of 2021, Bengal was the key eye to all. Post-election was threatening as the violence in many parts of the state was drastic and heartwrenching. The reports stated that the civilians are shifting from Bengal to Assam as many rapes, Murders, threats were witnessed resulting in fear and life challenges.  

Amid the probe on with the facts, a video on Twitter has squeezed the emotions of the people of Bengal. Tiljala, an area in Kolkata witnessed a bad violent rush where the mob was seen pelting stone at houses and temples, the religious Hindu flag was also tempted to pull down. 

Temple & Hindu houses under attack.

This scene is from Tiljala,Kolkata, WestBengal

If this is happening in broad daylight in Kolkata, just imagine what is happening in Rural Bengal.
Don`t forget the brutal murder of Abhijit Sarkar in Beleiaghata, Kolkata on 02ndMay@SuvenduWB pic.twitter.com/lQa7jq2jfc

— Devdutta Maji (President of SinghaBahini) (@MajiDevDutta) June 16, 2021

In the video, the mob is seen with sticks and stones pelting randomly. As soon as the Police jawans get into the area, the mob rushes out in fear. The incident is not new as twitter is flooded with such visuals in the area. 

@jdhankhar1 sir this is to bring into your notice that even today the in tiljala (kolkata) the torture of muslim jihadi and police continues@DilipGhoshBJP@SuvenduWB @AmitShah @JPNadda pic.twitter.com/rRazPsKa6X

— Sanjay Ray (@SanjayR5275) June 11, 2021

(1/3) Journalist Sanjeeb Basu was following up on a reliable lead that Hindus were being targeted today at Tiljala area in Kolkata. The atrocities were not only limited to people and properties, even Hindu Temples were attacked. pic.twitter.com/FeKyuZZQOD

— Suvendu Adhikari (@SuvenduWB) June 10, 2021

The violence is turning so fearless as it`s happening in broad daylight with no fear. 

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