Archive · 21 Jul 2026
Suvendu Adhikari Exposes Political Gains from 1993 Killings
A long time ago, in 1993, some young political workers were killed by the police in Kolkata.
Recently, the current chief minister, Suvendu Adhikari, made a secret report about this incident public.
The report shows that the previous government, led by Mamata Banerjee, did not properly investigate the killings and used the incident for political benefits.
Adhikari says the previous government gave very little money to the families of the victims.
He promises to give them more money and support if they want to take legal action against those responsible.
Suvendu Adhikari exposed the political exploitation of the 1993 killings by the TMC.
A judicial inquiry report revealed that the incident was used for political gains.
The previous government provided minimal compensation to the victims' families.
Adhikari's government promises to provide adequate compensation and support fresh FIRs.
The report suggests that the previous government did not properly investigate the incident.
- Who
- Suvendu Adhikari, Mamata Banerjee, TMC, Youth Congress workers
- What
- Exposure of political gains from the 1993 killings and the release of a judicial inquiry report
- When
- July 21, 1993 (incident), recently (report release)
- Where
- Kolkata, West Bengal
- Why
- To expose the political exploitation of the incident and provide justice to the victims
TMC's Political Exploitation
Adhikari's Transparency
Exploitation of the Incident
TMC's Political Exploitation
TMC has used the July 21, 1993 killings for political gains, building their political and personal empire on it.
Adhikari's Transparency
Adhikari exposed the exploitation and made the judicial inquiry report public to reveal the truth.
Compensation for Victims
TMC's Political Exploitation
The previous TMC government provided minimal compensation to the victims' families.
Adhikari's Transparency
Adhikari's government promises to provide adequate compensation and support fresh FIRs if requested.
- Date of Incident
- July 21, 1993
- Number of Victims
- 13 Youth Congress workers killed
- Judicial Inquiry Commission
- Led by retired judge Sushanta Chatterjee
- Compensation Recommended
- Rs 25 lakh to kin of deceased, Rs 5 lakh to injured
- Compensation Provided
- Rs 2 lakh to kin of deceased, Rs 15,000 to injured
- Current Government's Stance
- Promises to provide recommended compensation and support fresh FIRs