A violent incident unfolded in West Bengal as BJP MP Khagen Murmu and party MLA Shankar Ghosh were attacked while visiting areas affected by recent floods in Nagrakata, Jalpaiguri district. The MP reportedly sustained head and facial injuries after stones and bricks were allegedly thrown at the convoy. Several vehicles, including media vans, were damaged during the assault, causing panic among journalists and local residents.The attack quickly triggered political outrage, with the BJP accusing local ruling party workers of orchestrating the violence. Party leaders demanded swift action and called for accountability for those responsible. The assault also intensified discussions about law and order in the state, raising concerns over safety during political visits.In response to the attack, BJP workers staged protests outside Bengal Bhavan in Delhi. Demonstrators demanded a prompt investigation into the incident and condemned the attack on their leaders. Despite warnings from Delhi police about public order restrictions and the lack of protest permissions, workers continued their demonstration to ensure their voices reached authorities in West Bengal.This event has intensified political tensions in the state, highlighting ongoing disputes between the BJP and the ruling party. Authorities are investigating the assault while urging calm, as both parties monitor the situation closely ahead of the upcoming election season.