A protest against the Anti-Waqf Act turned violent in Murshidabad, West Bengal, with the BJP blaming Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee’s Muslim appeasement policies for the unrest. The demonstration, which took place in the district headquarters, saw clashes between the police and protesters, resulting in injuries to several people. The Anti-Waqf Act has been a contentious issue in the state, with the BJP accusing the ruling Trinamool Congress of disregarding the concerns of the Muslim community. The opposition party claims that the act will harm the interests of the Waqf properties and the Muslim community in general. BJP leaders have been vocal in their criticism of the state government’s handling of the situation, calling for a repeal of the act and demanding that the rights of the Muslim community be protected. The protest in Murshidabad is seen as a reflection of the growing tensions between the BJP and the TMC in the lead-up to the state assembly elections. The BJP has been making significant inroads in West Bengal, challenging the dominance of the TMC in the state’s political landscape. The unrest in Murshidabad highlights the deep-rooted divisions and political rivalries that continue to shape the state’s politics.