In a shocking turn of events, the convoy of Suvendu Adhikari, the Leader of Opposition in West Bengal, was attacked in Cooch Behar on Wednesday. The incident occurred when Adhikari was on his way to attend a public meeting in the area. According to eyewitnesses, a group of miscreants pelted stones and bricks at the convoy, causing damage to several vehicles. Adhikari’s security personnel quickly sprang into action, trying to shield him from the attackers. Fortunately, the Leader of Opposition escaped unhurt, but several others were injured in the melee. The attack has been widely condemned by politicians across the spectrum, with many calling for calm and restraint. The incident has sparked tensions in the region, with locals fearing a breakdown in law and order. The police have launched an investigation into the attack and are reviewing CCTV footage to identify the perpetrators. Adhikari has blamed the ruling Trinamool Congress (TMC) for the attack, alleging that they were behind the violence. The TMC has denied the allegations, saying that the attack was the result of infighting within the opposition. The incident has highlighted the growing political tensions in West Bengal, where the opposition has been trying to corner the ruling party on various issues. The state has witnessed several instances of political violence in recent months, with many blaming the TMC for the unrest. The opposition has been demanding greater security for its leaders and workers, citing the growing threat from TMC cadres. The state government has promised to take action against those responsible for the attack, but the opposition remains skeptical. The incident has also sparked a war of words between Adhikari and TMC leaders, with both sides trading charges and counter-charges. The situation remains tense in Cooch Behar, with security personnel deployed in strength to maintain law and order. The attack on Adhikari’s convoy has sent shockwaves across the state, with many fearing a return to the days of political violence that plagued West Bengal in the past. The incident has also raised questions about the ability of the state government to maintain law and order, with the opposition demanding greater action to prevent such incidents. The police have arrested several people in connection with the attack, but the main perpetrators are still at large. The investigation is ongoing, with the police trying to piece together the events leading up to the attack. The incident has also sparked a debate about the role of politics in West Bengal, with many calling for greater civility and decorum in public discourse. The state has a long history of political violence, and the attack on Adhikari’s convoy has raised fears that the situation may be spiraling out of control. The opposition has vowed to continue its protests against the state government, despite the violence and intimidation. The incident has also highlighted the need for greater security for opposition leaders and workers, who are often targeted by TMC cadres. The state government has promised to take action to prevent such incidents, but the opposition remains skeptical. The situation remains tense in West Bengal, with the attack on Adhikari’s convoy being seen as a major escalation in the ongoing political tensions.