Archive · 27 Jul 2026
BJP, Sangh Parivar Protest in Kolkata
The BJP and Sangh Parivar are planning to protest in Kolkata against what they call 'anarchy' and 'anti-national slogans' being raised in the name of a student movement.
The protests are scheduled for Monday and Tuesday, starting from Howrah and Sealdah stations and ending at Dorina Crossing in Esplanade.
The BJP is protesting against the chaos and harassment of journalists during a previous protest by leftist student organizations.
The leftist organizations were protesting against the NEET question paper leak and demanding the resignation of the Union Education Minister.
The police have made several arrests related to the unrest, and the Chief Minister has assured legal action against those involved.
BJP to protest in Kolkata on Monday against 'anarchy' and 'anti-national slogans'.
Sangh Parivar organizations to protest on Tuesday with similar concerns.
Processions to start from Howrah and Sealdah stations, ending at Dorina Crossing in Esplanade.
Leftist student organizations protested against NEET question paper leak and demanded resignation of Union Education Minister.
Police have made 16 arrests related to the unrest, with more expected.
- Who
- BJP, Sangh Parivar, Leftist Student Organizations
- What
- Protests against 'anarchy' and 'anti-national slogans'
- When
- Monday and Tuesday
- Where
- Kolkata
- Why
- To protest against the NEET question paper leak and the alleged anarchy created in the name of student movement.
BJP and Sangh Parivar
Leftist Student Organizations
Nature of Protests
BJP and Sangh Parivar
Protesting against 'anarchy' and 'anti-national slogans' in the name of student movement.
Leftist Student Organizations
Protesting against NEET question paper leak and demanding resignation of Union Education Minister.
Use of Violence
BJP and Sangh Parivar
Accusing leftist organizations of creating chaos and harassing journalists.
Leftist Student Organizations
Alleging police retaliation and harassment of female journalists during their protest.
- Date of BJP Protest
- Monday
- Date of Sangh Parivar Protest
- Tuesday
- Starting Points of Processions
- Howrah and Sealdah stations
- Ending Point of Processions
- Dorina Crossing in Esplanade
- Number of Arrests
- 16
- Chief Minister's Action
- Assured legal action against those involved in the attack on media
Sources
BJP’s Tiranga Yatra sees sea of supporters in Kolkata; party leaders, workers join in
BJP takes out Tiranga Yatra in Kolkata, condemns alleged anti-national slogans
BJP holds twin rallies in Kolkata against violence during Left-backed NEET protest
BJP, Sangh Parivar outfits to protest in Kolkata against those creating ‘anarchy’ in name of student movement
