Suvendu Adhikari's Divisive Politics After TMC's Nandigram Cooperative Win

• Suvendu Adhikari led a protest rally in Onda, Bankura, against alleged physical abuse and an attempt to burn a BJP worker's family alive.
• The protest followed TMC's victory in the Ranichak cooperative elections, where they secured 28 out of 45 seats, a setback for BJP.
• Adhikari vowed to remove Mughal-Pathan names if BJP comes to power, stating, "No Mughal-Pathan names will remain, we will erase everything."
• He alleged that BJP worker Tapas Barik was locked and petrol-bombed, demanding police action and arrest by the 26th.
• Adhikari emphasized the need for change in Bengal and pledged 54 seats for Narendra Modi, without naming specific attackers.

Why It Matters: Suvendu Adhikari escalates divisive rhetoric and demands action after BJP's cooperative election loss in Nandigram.