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Bengal BJP's march: bombs hurled, teargas fired, several wounded

Parts of Kolkata and Howrah resembled a battle zone on Thursday as BJP workers and supporters clashed with police, hurling stones and blocking roads with burning tyres, to protest a string of killings of saffron party workers.

West Bengal&nbsp;BJP&rsquo;s &lsquo;March to&nbsp;Nabanna&rsquo; or the state secretariat took a violent turn on Thursday after saffron workers reportedly hurled bombs and bricks at the policemen in Kolkata and Howrah district. CAP: Violent protests in Kolkata, Howrah during BJP&nbsp;march
The police, in return, resorted to water cannons and fired tear gas shells, besides&nbsp;cane-charging&nbsp;the workers.&nbsp;Several BJP cadre were injured in the clash. CAP: BJP&nbsp;workers hurl bombs, bricks, police fire teargas
Leaders like Arjun Singh, Kailash&nbsp;Vijayvargiya, Locket Chatterjee and&nbsp;Mukul Roy&nbsp;were among those present during the march. CAP: Top&nbsp;BJP&nbsp;leaders present during Bengal march &nbsp; With a seven-point charter of demands, including the deterioration of law and order situation, the youth wing of the party had&nbsp;organised&nbsp;a march&nbsp;from four areas. Newly-appointed youth wing president Tejasvi Surya also joined the protest at Howrah Maidan.&nbsp;
CAP: BJP&nbsp;youth wing chief also attend protest march Citing the&nbsp;pandemic, the West Bengal government had denied permission for any major gathering and only granted permission for peaceful and democratic rallies within &ldquo;permissible parameters&rdquo; of only 100 people.&nbsp;
CAP: TMC&nbsp;govt denied permission citing pandemic&nbsp; The government also announced that&nbsp;Nabanna&nbsp;will be shut for two days from October 8 &ldquo;for&nbsp;sanitisation&nbsp;purpose&rdquo;.&nbsp;

West Bengal&nbsp;BJP&rsquo;s &lsquo;March to&nbsp;Nabanna&rsquo; or the state secretariat took a violent turn on Thursday after saffron workers reportedly hurled bombs and bricks at the policemen in Kolkata and Howrah district.
The police, in return, resorted to water cannons and fired tear gas shells, besides&nbsp;cane-charging&nbsp;the workers.&nbsp;Several BJP cadre were injured in the clash.
Leaders like Arjun Singh, Kailash&nbsp;Vijayvargiya, Locket Chatterjee and&nbsp;Mukul Roy&nbsp;were among those present during the march. &nbsp; With a seven-point charter of demands, including the deterioration of law and order situation, the youth wing of the party had&nbsp;organised&nbsp;a march&nbsp;from four areas. Newly-appointed youth wing president Tejasvi Surya also joined the protest at Howrah Maidan.&nbsp;
 Citing the&nbsp;pandemic, the West Bengal government had denied permission for any major gathering and only granted permission for peaceful and democratic rallies within &ldquo;permissible parameters&rdquo; of only 100 people.&nbsp;
The government also announced that&nbsp;Nabanna&nbsp;will be shut for two days from October 8 &ldquo;for&nbsp;sanitisation&nbsp;purpose&rdquo;.&nbsp;

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