West Bengal: Governor of West Bengal Jagdeep Dhankhar on Wednesday condemned the incidence of a bomb blast that took place outside the residence of MP Arjun Singh on Wednesday.
He also said that ‘Violence Wanton’ in West Bengal did not show signs of intersection.
Taking it to Twitter, he said, “Wanton’s violence on WB does not show signs of intersection.
Bomb explosions because this morning outside the residence of parliamentarian members @ArjunSingHWB worries law and order.” Dhankhar demanded fast action from West Bengal police for bomb blast incidents.
“Expect the Fast Action @Wbpolice.
In connection with his security, this problem has previously been marked @MamataOffial,” he tweet read more.
Crude oil bombs were thrown outside the house of MP BJP Arjun Singh at the 24th of the North Parginas district of Bengal, even though there was a security presence.
When talking to Ani, a local resident said, “Three bombs were thrown outside Arjun Singh’s residence at around 6:30 a.m.
on Wednesday.
I don’t know who has done this.
It never happened before.” MP Arjun Singh previously also alleged that he was attacked by Trinamool Congress (TMC) after the West Bengal poll conducted earlier this year.