Archive · 25 Oct 2025
TMC Worker Arrested in West Bengal Idol Vandalism
In West Bengal, a TMC worker named Narayan Halder was arrested after an idol of Goddess Kali was vandalized.
The police stated he was intoxicated and confessed to the act.
Halder's father, also a TMC supporter, denied claims of his son's association with a different political party and claimed others were involved.
The police characterized the event as a localized issue without political or communal motives.
Narayan Halder, a TMC worker, was arrested for vandalizing a Goddess Kali idol.
The incident occurred in Kakdwip town, West Bengal.
Police stated Halder confessed and was intoxicated during the act.
Halder's father denied claims his son supported a different political party and stated he is a TMC supporter.
The father claimed that more individuals were involved in the vandalism.
- Who
- Narayan Halder, a TMC worker
- What
- Was arrested for beheading a Goddess Kali idol.
- When
- October 23, 2025
- Where
- Kakdwip town, West Bengal
- Why
- The police claim the incident was due to Halder being in an inebriated state, while his father suggests more people were involved.
Police Investigation
Father's Perspective
Motive
Police Investigation
Police believe the act was due to Halder's intoxication and not politically motivated.
Father's Perspective
The father suggests more individuals were involved, hinting at a different motive.
Halder's Political Affiliation
Police Investigation
The police statement downplays the accused's political affiliation.
Father's Perspective
The father confirms Halder is a TMC worker and denies claims of any connection to a different party.
- Accused
- Narayan Halder
- Political Affiliation
- TMC worker
- Location
- Kakdwip town, West Bengal
- Incident
- Beheading of Goddess Kali idol
- Arrest Date
- October 23, 2025