BJP's Suvendu pays homage to Nandigram villagers killed in police firing in 2007

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West Bengal BJP leader Suvendu Adhikari pays tributes to people killed in Nandigram

Kolkata: Leader of the Opposition in West Bengal Assembly, Suvendu Adhikari, on Wednesday paid tribute to anti-land acquisition protesters who were killed in police firing at Nandigram in 2007.

In a post on X, the BJP leader said, “On Shaheed Tarpan Diwas, January 7, 2007, I pay my respectful homage to the three immortal martyrs of the anti-coercion Nandigram Bhumi Raksha Andolan.”

The Nandigram incident dates back to January 7, 2007, when police firing during protests against the proposed acquisition of farmland for a chemical hub had left at least three people dead.

The episode triggered widespread unrest in the state and eventually became a turning point in West Bengal politics, contributing to the decline of the Left Front government.

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