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Monday, October 27, 2025

West Bengal: Police arrest TMC worker for beheading idol of Goddess Kali, accused’s father rubbishes claims of his association with BJP

“West Bengal: Police arrest TMC worker for beheading idol of Goddess Kali, accused’s father rubbishes claims of his association with BJP”, Opindia, October 26, 2025

“Days after an idol of Goddess Kali was vandalised and beheaded in Kakdwip town in South 24 Paraganas district of West Bengal, the police have arrested a Trinamool Congress (TMC) worker named Narayan Halder on Thursday (23rd October) in connection with the crime.

In a statement, the West Bengal police claimed, “Based on intelligence inputs, a person identified as Narayan Halder (28), son of Bhupati Halder, was apprehended and arrested”

“During interrogation, he confessed to his involvement and expressed remorse for his actions. It was determined that he was in an inebriated state during the incident that led to the desecration of the idol,” it added……”

Read full article at opindia.com

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