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   Reported by Sanchita chatterjee madhamgram 7th May 2026: In the investigation into the murder of Chandranath Rath, the police—alongside a Special Investigation Team and forensic experts—have already gathered several crucial pieces of information. (May 7, 2026) Based on preliminary findings, the police suspect that this killing was not the work of ordinary criminals; rather, professional contract killers may have been involved. According to forensic experts, a sophisticated Austrian-made Glock 47X pistol was used in the attack, and approximately 6 to 10 rounds were fired. Investigators have stated that the murder was meticulously planned. The perpetrators likely conducted reconnaissance by monitoring Chandranath Rath's movements for two to three days prior to the incident. CCTV footage reveals that the vehicle suspected of being used in the killing had been circling the area since the afternoon of the day of the incident. The white four-wheeled vehicle used to intercept Chan...

   Sanchita chatterjee In Madhyamgram, North 24 Parganas, Chandranath Rath—the Personal Secretary (PA/Executive Assistant) to the State Leader of the Opposition, Suvendu Adhikari—was shot dead. The incident occurred immediately following the announcement of the results of the West Bengal Legislative Assembly elections held in May 2026. Key details regarding this murder are provided below: Details of the Incident In the Doharia area of ​​Madhyamgram, Chandranath Rath's vehicle was intercepted on a public road, and he was shot at point-blank range. Although he was rushed to a hospital, doctors pronounced him dead upon arrival. Identity of the Victim The deceased, Chandranath Rath, had served for a long period as Suvendu Adhikari's aide or Personal Secretary. Another individual named Buddhadev, who was accompanying him at the time of the incident, sustained injuries. Political Reaction The BJP has pointed fingers at the Trinamool Congress in connection with this incident. Newly e...

 Reported by Sanchita chatterjee  kolkata6 May 2026, The winning candidate of the BJP for the Bhavanipur and Nandigram assembly constituencies, popular public leader Shri Subhendu Adhikari Mahasoy, faced the journalists at the CEO office in Kolkata.

The 2026 elections injected an intensity rarely seen in Bengal's recent history. Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee's long tenure encountered its toughest challenge as the BJP mounted a vigorous grassroots push, leveraging its national leadership and organisational depth. What is unfolding now is not just another transition but the possible end of an entire political era -- one that began with the decline of Congress in the 1960s, strengthened through the ideological determination of the Left under towering figures like Jyoti Basu and later reshaped by the rise of Banerjee's "welfare-driven" appeal. The Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) is on the brink of creating history in West Bengal as it emerges poised to form a government for the first time, thus ending the fifteen-year rule of the Trinamool Congress (TMC) led by Mamata Banerjee. The political identity of Bengal has traditionally been rooted in unwavering loyalty towards dominant forces that enjoyed extended mandates...