The Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) has accused that Hindus in Murshidabad district of West Bengal were reportedly coerced at gunpoint to chant Islamic slogans amidst the recent violence. Union Minister Sukanta Majumdar has voiced concerns over these incidents, suggesting a bleak outlook for the Hindu community in the state. The BJP’s IT department further amplified the allegations by circulating a video that purportedly shows instances of theft and arson, shedding light on the ordeal faced by a family that was allegedly singled out during the tumult. The claims made by the BJP have sparked controversy and raised questions about the safety and security of Hindus in the region. The party’s assertions have added fuel to the ongoing political tensions in West Bengal, where communal sentiments are running high. The accusations have stirred a debate on religious harmony and minority rights in the state, with opposition parties demanding a thorough investigation into the matter. The BJP’s stance on the issue has divided opinions, with supporters backing the party’s claims and critics calling for a more nuanced approach to address the complexities of the situation. As the political landscape in West Bengal continues to evolve, the repercussions of these allegations are likely to have far-reaching implications on the state’s socio-political fabric.