Former West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee appeared before the Calcutta High Court on Thursday in connection with allegations of post-poll violence following the TMC's election defeat. Dressed in a lawyer's gown, she sought urgent protection for affected residents and accused the police of failing to act.
Banerjee's Allegations
Banerjee alleged attacks on women, children, and minorities, and submitted the names of ten alleged victims. She questioned the law enforcement response, stating that the police had not taken adequate action to prevent violence.
Political Context
The hearing comes amid escalating political violence and tensions between the BJP and TMC across Bengal. Banerjee's appearance in court highlights the ongoing legal and political battle over post-election unrest.
The court is expected to hear further arguments in the case, with both sides presenting evidence. Banerjee's legal team emphasized the need for immediate protection for those affected.
