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Times of India23.04.2026GeneralIndia

Watch: Stones thrown at Bengal BJP Agnimitra Paul's car, rear window shattered

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BJP leader Agnimitra Paul's car was vandalized in a stone-pelting incident in Asansol after she exited a polling booth. Paul alleged a deliberate attempt to influence the elections and filed a complaint. Contesting from Asansol South, she expressed confidence in the BJP's prospects, calling the election a 'war to save Bengal' focused on jobs and development.

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