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Mahua Moitra Faces Black-Flag Protest During Bengal Visit

Mahua Moitra Faces Black-Flag Protest During Bengal Visit
Mahua Moitra faces protest in Bengal's Nadia, protesters wave black flags, raise ‘go back’ slogans · telegraphindia.com

Mahua Moitra, a politician from the Trinamool Congress, visited Chapra for a meeting with party workers.

Some people protested when she was leaving.

They allegedly waved black flags and told her to go back.

Moitra said the protest was supported by a rebel party leader and the BJP.

The rebel leader said people were unhappy with Moitra’s work.

Protesters also accused her of being connected to problems in the area.

They said the protest happened spontaneously and mentioned alleged issues involving Hindu deities.

These accusations could not be independently verified.

Key facts

Politician
Mahua Moitra, a Trinamool Congress MP representing Krishnanagar.
Location
Chapra, Nadia district, West Bengal.
Protest actions
Protesters allegedly surrounded Moitra’s vehicle, waved black flags and shouted “go back.”
Immediate context
The protest followed a meeting with TMC workers held as part of an organisational exercise.
Political dispute
Moitra alleged that Jaber Sheikh and the BJP backed the demonstration.
Counterclaims
Sheikh and protesters accused Moitra of non-performance and responsibility for local problems.
Verification
Allegations about extortion, political unrest and Hindu deities could not be independently verified.

Quotes

Mahua Moitra

Trinamool Congress MP representing Krishnanagar

“Those who won elections on the TMC symbol and subsequently left the party are traitors”
telegraphindia.com

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