Archive · 23 Jun 2025
Four BJP MLAs Suspended from West Bengal Assembly
In West Bengal, things got heated in the Assembly.
Some politicians from the BJP party were acting up, interrupting a speaker and protesting.
The Speaker, who runs the meetings, kicked out four of these disruptive politicians.
There was some pushing and shouting, with claims that the BJP politicians were attacked by security.
Now the Speaker is checking out what happened to see who was in the wrong.
Four BJP MLAs were suspended from the West Bengal Assembly due to misconduct.
The suspension followed protests and interruptions during a minister's speech.
BJP MLAs protested against expunging of comments made by party legislators.
Clashes occurred, with allegations of physical assault on BJP MLAs by security personnel.
The Speaker stated that the assembly would look into the incidents and damage.
- Who
- BJP MLAs, including Shankar Ghosh, and the Speaker Biman Bandyopadhyay.
- What
- Four BJP MLAs were suspended from the West Bengal Assembly.
- When
- On Monday.
- Where
- West Bengal Assembly, Kolkata.
- Why
- For misconduct, disobeying the Speaker's orders, and protesting.
TMC's Perspective
BJP's Perspective
Nature of the Protest
TMC's Perspective
The BJP MLAs were misbehaving and disrupting proceedings.
BJP's Perspective
BJP MLAs were protesting against expunging of comments and alleged assault.
- Suspended MLAs
- Shankar Ghosh, Agnimitra Paul, Dipak Barman, Manoj Oraon
- Reason for suspension
- Misconduct and disobeying Speaker's orders
- Protesting Against
- Expunging of comments
- Speaker
- Biman Bandyopadhyay
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