Egg therapy for Bengal BJP neta after protest against loud music
29-09-2026 20:25 via timesofindia.indiatimes.com

Egg therapy for Bengal BJP neta after protest against loud music

Atish Bandyopadhyay was attacked with eggs during a clash among BJP members in Kolkata. The incident originated from Bandyopadhyay's objections to loud music near a temple. Following the altercation, Arnab Das was arrested for the assault on Bandyopadhyay. While police downplayed the clash, they confirmed that the altercation occurred among local BJP members. Senior BJP functionaries expressed lack of knowledge about the incident and its details.
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