Chaos Erupts in West Bengal Assembly; TMC MLA Kunal Ghosh Marshalled Out
Proceedings in the West Bengal Legislative Assembly were disrupted by chaos, leading to the removal of Kunal Ghosh from the House by marshals. The incident occurred amid heated exchanges between treasury and opposition benches.
Written by
Jyoti Mukherjee

Uproar in the Assembly
The West Bengal Legislative Assembly witnessed disorder after members of the ruling Trinamool Congress and the Opposition engaged in a heated exchange during the session.
The disruptions affected the normal functioning of the House.
Kunal Ghosh Removed
Amid the commotion, TMC MLA Kunal Ghosh was directed to leave the House.
When the situation did not improve, Assembly marshals escorted him out following the Chair's directions.
Heated Political Exchange
The disruption followed sharp arguments between members over issues raised during the proceedings.
Both the ruling party and the Opposition accused each other of disrupting the House and violating parliamentary decorum.
These accusations reflect the respective parties' positions.
Impact on Proceedings
The uproar interrupted scheduled legislative business, forcing the Chair to intervene repeatedly to restore order.
Assembly proceedings resumed only after the situation was brought under control.
Looking Ahead
The incident is expected to intensify political tensions between the Trinamool Congress and the Opposition inside the Assembly, with both sides likely to continue raising procedural and political objections in the ongoing session.
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