Suvendu Adhikari accuses TMC-linked land mafia of filling pond
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West Bengal: BJP leader Suvendu Adhikari accuses TMC-backed land mafia of illegally filling public pond in Bhangar

BJP leader Suvendu Adhikari has accused TMC-backed land mafias of illegally filling a public pond in Bhangar, South 24 Parganas, calling it a threat to the environment and public safety. He warned that such activities reflect systematic destruction under political patronage

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Kolkata: On February 2, BJP leader Suvendu Adhikari took to X (formerly Twitter) to share a video alleging the illegal filling of a public water body by TMC-backed land mafias in Bhangar, South 24 Parganas, West Bengal.

Accompanying the video, he stated, “What is unfolding in Bhangar right now is nothing short of a criminal conspiracy against the people and the environment, with the TMC government acting as the biggest facilitator.”

Another Anandapur in the making under your nose, CP @KolkataPolice?

What is unfolding in Bhangar right now is nothing short of a criminal conspiracy against the people and the environment, and the TMC Government is the biggest facilitator.

In the pitch-black cover of night,… pic.twitter.com/yJ8adMewa6

— Suvendu Adhikari (@SuvenduWB) February 2, 2026

Adhikari added that the pond in question belongs to the West Bengal government. “Under the cover of night, TMC-supported land mafias are filling up a large public pond at the entrance of Bijoyganj Bazar in Bhangar. This is not an ordinary water body; it is situated on land officially owned by the Hospital and Health Department,” he said.

“Yet, dumpers loaded with soil and JCB machines are operating with complete impunity, destroying a crucial water resource while an absent administration looks the other way,” he added.

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The BJP leader cautioned that this could trigger a man-made disaster similar to the one witnessed in Anandpur a few days ago.

“Here as well, foundations are being laid for unauthorized constructions and unregulated activities, with no oversight from government departments. This is not governance—it is Mafia Raj. It represents the systematic destruction of water bodies, the environment, and public safety for personal gain and political patronage,” Adhikari concluded.

 

Topics: BhangarIllegal Land FillingTMCWest BengalSuvendu AdhikariBJP leader Suvendu AdhikariLand mafia
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