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A BJP worker was found dead under mysterious circumstances in Kashipur area of north Kolkata Friday morning and Union Home Minister Amit Shah, who is on a two-day visit to West Bengal. The body of Arjun Chowrasia, a BJP Yuva Morcha activist, was found hanging in Ghosh Bagan area inside an abandoned building, police said.
The BJP has alleged that he was murdered by the ruling TMC, which has denied the charge.
A senior state BJP leader said Shah, who is on a two-day visit to the state, will visit Chowrasia's residence this afternoon.
"He was an efficient party worker. We found him dead this morning," state BJP spokesperson Samik Bhattacharya said.
Another senior BJP leader said Shah was upset after hearing the news. "He told us to cancel his grand welcome at the NSC Bose airport," he said.
Shah will arrive in the city from north Bengal in the second leg of his two-day visit.
Refuting the BJP charge, TMC MP Santanu Sen said "The allegations against us are baseless. Let the police investigate the matter".
The police said investigation into the incident has been launched.

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A senior state BJP leader said Shah, who is on a two-day visit to the state, will visit Chowrasia's residence this afternoon. (PAL)

A senior state BJP leader said Shah, who is on a two-day visit to the state, will visit Chowrasia's residence this afternoon.

A BJP worker was found dead under mysterious circumstances in Kashipur area of north Kolkata Friday morning and Union Home Minister Amit Shah, who is on a two-day visit to West Bengal.&nbsp; The body of Arjun Chowrasia, a BJP Yuva Morcha activist, was found hanging in Ghosh Bagan area inside an abandoned building, police said.
The BJP has alleged that he was murdered by the ruling TMC, which has denied the charge.
A senior state BJP leader said Shah, who is on a two-day visit to the state, will visit Chowrasia's residence this afternoon.
"He was an efficient party worker. We found him dead this morning," state BJP spokesperson Samik Bhattacharya said.
Another senior BJP leader said Shah was upset after hearing the news. "He told us to cancel his grand welcome at the NSC Bose airport," he said.
Shah will arrive in the city from north Bengal in the second leg of his two-day visit.
Refuting the BJP charge, TMC MP Santanu Sen said "The allegations against us are baseless. Let the police investigate the matter".
The police said investigation into the incident has been launched.
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Discontent within the&nbsp;Bengal unit of the BJP came out in the open when two factions within the party brawled in the presence of state&nbsp; president Sukanta Majumder and his predecessor Dilip Ghosh at Katwa on Friday
As the two leaders arrived for an organisational meeting, one group started shouting against the leadership of Dilip Ghosh, blaming them for aiding ordinary party workers when they were facing "attacks from Trinamool Congress after the assembly poll results."
Another faction soon tried to push away the protesters from the spot resulting in a fight. Punches were thrown, so were the chairs.
Normalcy was finally restored after some time by district level leaders.
Ghosh and Majumder refused to attach much importance to the incident. They instead blamed &ldquo;Trinamool Congress agents&rdquo; for the brawl while asserting that the BJP rank and file was solidly behind the new state leadership.
BJP has in the recent months witnessed a large number of workers and regional leaders deserting the party for the ruling TMC

Bengal: BJP workers brawl in front of state leadership

Two factions within the Bengal BJP unit brawled in the presence of state  president Sukanta Majumder and his predecessor Dilip Ghosh at Katwa

//Discontent within the&nbsp;Bengal unit of the BJP&nbsp;spills out
//Two factions brawled in the presence of BJP's state leadership
//Brawl during&nbsp;Sukanta Majumder&nbsp;&amp;&nbsp;Dilip Ghosh's&nbsp;visit to Katwa
//1 faction&nbsp;blame Dilip&nbsp;Ghosh's&nbsp;leadership for TMC&nbsp;attacks after polls
//Punches &amp; chairs thrown during fight between the 2 factions
//Sukanta Majumder&nbsp;&amp;&nbsp;Dilip Ghosh&nbsp;blamed 'TMC&nbsp;agents' for the brawl
&nbsp;

One group blamed the BJP&nbsp;state leadership blaming&nbsp;for aiding ordinary party workers when they were facing 'attacks from TMC&nbsp;after the assembly poll results.'

Discontent within the&nbsp;Bengal unit of the BJP came out in the open when two factions within the party brawled in the presence of state&nbsp; president Sukanta Majumder and his predecessor Dilip Ghosh at Katwa on Friday
As the two leaders arrived for an organisational meeting, one group started shouting against the leadership of Dilip Ghosh, blaming them for aiding ordinary party workers when they were facing "attacks from Trinamool Congress after the assembly poll results."
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Another faction soon tried to push away the protesters from the spot resulting in a fight. Punches were thrown, so were the chairs.
Normalcy was finally restored after some time by district-level leaders.
Ghosh and Majumder refused to attach much importance to the incident. They instead blamed &ldquo;Trinamool Congress agents&rdquo; for the brawl while asserting that the BJP rank and file was solidly behind the new state leadership.
BJP has in the recent months witnessed a large number of workers and regional leaders deserting the party for the ruling TMC.

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The country may be hitting record spikes in coronavirus cases and deaths, but for Bengal BJP chief "corona is gone". Speaking at a rally in Dhaniakhali on Thursday, BJP Bengal chief Dilip Ghosh claimed that Coronavirus is gone and the restrictions by the govt are only to prevent BJP rallies. "Didi is just pretending and imposing lockdowns so that the BJP can't organise meetings and rallies in the state," Ghosh claimed. His comments came on a day when PM Modi asked people to not take the Covid threat lightly and follow rules of wearing face masks and maintaining social distancing until scientists developed a vaccine.

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