"There is state-sponsored anarchy in Bengal. This government is synonymous with anarchy, violence and arrogance and has been shamelessly using the constitutional organisations for political gains," said Naqvi.
Party spokesperson Meenakshi Lekhi, who had earlier said that the team will submit the report to the prime minister as well as the union home minister, clarified that the report will be submitted to party president Rajnath Singh.
"We will finalise the report and submit it to our party president at the earliest and if the state government does not take action within 24 hours then it will have to face the consequences. We will seek the intervention of the prime minister, the home minister as well as the SC/ST commission," she said.
Claiming the "state assisted" attacks on BJP workers have continued unabated, Lekhi said: "Even today one of our workers was murdered in Ketugram (Burdwan district).
The attacks on our people are taking place across Bengal and there is a clear pattern of state-assisted violence."
Take action against attackers or face consequences, BJP tells Mamata
Kolkata: Describing the attacks on its party activists allegedly by West Bengal's ruling Trinamool Congress as "acts of terror", the BJP Saturday warned the Mamata Banerjee government to take action against the perpetrators or face
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