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Is West Bengal gearing up for President's Rule?
January 27, 2026
|The Free Press Journal - Indore
POLITICAL SLUGFEST | BJP MP Abhijit Gangopadhyay predicts President’s Rule In Bengal as law order of the state is in shambles, TMC hits back
A political slugfest surfaced in West Bengal on Monday over a statement hinting at possible President’s Rule in the state by the former judge of Calcutta High Court and the current BJP Lok Sabha MP Abhijit Gangopadhyay.
The MP from Tamluk constituency in East Midnapore district, Gangopadhyay had alleged that the situation for President's Rule in the state will arise as there will be tremendous deterioration in the law and order situation following the surfacing of a major scam soon.
“Information about a major scam in the state will surface in the next few days. This will propel an all-round protest throughout the state, which might even result in a marathon strike extending up to 72 hours.
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