. The incident took place in Kolkata, West Bengal, where tensions rose between the two student groups, resulting in violent confrontations. The Leftist student unions, including SFI and AISA, called for a strike to protest against the government’s policies, leading to disruptions in academic activities. However, the Trinamool Chhatra Parishad, the student wing of the ruling Trinamool Congress party, resisted the strike, leading to clashes between the two groups. The situation escalated quickly as heated arguments turned into physical altercations, with reports of vandalism and injuries. The police were called to intervene and restore order on the university campuses. The clashes have raised concerns about the growing political tensions in educational institutions in West Bengal. Both student groups have accused each other of inciting violence and disrupting peace on the campuses. The incident has also sparked debates about the role of student politics in academic environments and the need for peaceful resolutions to conflicts. The authorities have urged the student groups to maintain calm and resolve their differences through dialogue rather than resorting to violence. The clashes have highlighted the need for better communication and understanding among different student factions to prevent such incidents in the future.