I don't trust Mamata Banerjee... BJP leader stripped naked, beaten in West Bengal; Calls for justice | WATCH

The violence against women has reached new heights in West Bengal. Another attack has occurred, and this time the victim is from Cooch Behar, West Bengal, as she has leveled a serious complaint against the state police. The victim declared that she has no faith in Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee or her law enforcement. The BJP leader who was attacked described her horror, claiming that she was thrashed and stripped naked. Following her Tuesday discussion with the Governor, she made this statement. Police officials claimed on Friday that a case had been filed regarding the purported event and that many suspects had also been taken into custody in relation to it. 

TMC's bulldozer justice

Before this, though, Trinamool (TMC) leaders had denied the BJP's accusations about the attack on the minority politician, arguing instead that it was the product of a family quarrel. The victim's statement has now been made public. "TMC people beat me," she murmured. I was beaten and stripped. Mamata Banerjee and the police do not have my faith. I am a member of the BJP." When asked if she felt certain that she would receive justice after meeting the governor, she replied, "I have great confidence."

#WATCH | Siliguri, Darjeeling (West Bengal): Cooch Behar assault victim says, "TMC people beat me up. I was stripped and thrashed. I don't trust Mamata Banerjee and the Police. I am associated with the BJP."

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The victims of the flogging event at Chopra in the North Dinajpur district were to meet with West Bengal Governor C V Anand Bose on Tuesday morning; however, he visited them in Cooch Behar instead. Bose traveled straight to Cooch Behar, where the victims were waiting for him, after arriving in Bagdogra in the morning from New Delhi. An official informed media, that "the governor talked with the victims at the Cooch Behar Circuit House and got information from them." The official stated, "The governor visited the victims here since they had already expressed their intention to meet him in Cooch Behar and they had arrived here." Bose had asked Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee to provide a report on a couple who had been flogged on Monday.

TMC's bad faith

The woman said in her complaint that she was approached on June 25 by some female Trinamool Congress workers at the Ghoksadanga police station in Mathabhanga, Cooch Behar district. She claimed that after being stripped, she was abused and hauled for around a kilometer. Seven persons have been taken into custody by police in relation to the event. Seven of the ten defendants have been taken into custody. The remaining three are being sought for arrest, according to a top Cooch Behar district police officer.