Scuffle between BJP-TMC MLAs in Bengal Assembly, Chief Whip Shankar Ghosh suspended

National News: The final day of the Bengal Assembly’s special session witnessed complete disorder. BJP and TMC members shouted at each other and pushed around inside the House. The Speaker struggled to control the situation. The uproar grew louder every minute as both sides refused to calm down. The atmosphere turned tense and ugly, setting the stage for a major political showdown that spread outside the Assembly as well.

BJP-TMC scuffle turns intense

The scuffle between BJP and TMC MLAs quickly crossed limits. Angry slogans, tables being hit, and loud arguments filled the House. Marshals had to intervene to bring the situation under control. The fight was not just about words but also about showing political strength. BJP leaders accused TMC of trying to silence the opposition voice inside the House. The entire incident has now sparked a big political controversy in the state.

আজ পশ্চিমবঙ্গ বিধানসভায় গনতন্ত্র কে হত্যা করলো গনতন্ত্র হত্যাকারী মমতা ও তার দলদাস প্রশাসন... pic.twitter.com/X7XGw2WK2s

— Suvendu Adhikari (@SuvenduWB) September 4, 2025

Shankar Ghosh suspension sparks row

The suspension of BJP Chief Whip Shankar Ghosh added fuel to the fire. The Speaker announced his suspension after accusing him of creating chaos during the session. BJP leaders protested strongly against this decision. They claimed Ghosh was only defending the rights of the opposition. The move has been seen as an attempt to suppress dissent. It has widened the rift between BJP and TMC legislators. The issue is expected to heat up state politics in coming days.

BJP corners Mamata government

Following the clashes, BJP leaders hit out at Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee’s government. They accused her of crushing democracy inside the Assembly. Shubhendu Adhikari, Leader of Opposition, called the event a “black day for democracy.” He alleged that Mamata’s government has no respect for opposition voices. The BJP has vowed to continue its protest both inside and outside the Assembly. The incident has become a new weapon in their political campaign.

Allegations of democracy’s murder

Shubhendu Adhikari’s statement that democracy was “murdered” echoed across Bengal. He said Mamata Banerjee had turned the Assembly into a place where opposition leaders were treated like enemies. His words quickly gained traction among BJP workers. Social media also picked up the remark, making it a trending topic. The BJP used the statement to highlight what it called Mamata’s “dictatorial” style of governance. The ruling party, however, strongly denied these charges.

Mamata camp hits back hard

The TMC camp did not remain silent. Party leaders accused BJP of deliberately creating chaos to grab headlines. They said the suspension of Shankar Ghosh was justified because he crossed all limits of discipline. According to TMC leaders, the BJP wanted to disrupt proceedings and had no real agenda. They dismissed Shubhendu’s “murder of democracy” comment as political drama. The war of words between the two parties is now sharper than ever.

Bengal politics gets more heated

This Assembly scuffle has added new fire to Bengal’s already charged politics. Both parties are using the incident to energize their supporters. The BJP is portraying itself as the victim of Mamata’s high-handedness. Meanwhile, TMC is painting the BJP as irresponsible troublemakers. The drama inside the Assembly has spilled out into Bengal’s streets, fueling protests and rallies. With upcoming political battles, this clash is likely to remain a hot issue for months ahead.