The All India Trinamool Congress (TMC) has accused the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) of instigating violence and vandalism across West Bengal following the BJP's significant victory in the recent Assembly elections. Reports indicate that TMC offices were vandalized in districts such as Barrackpore, Murshidabad, and Siliguri, with TMC leaders claiming that BJP supporters attacked their workers and properties. Notably, TMC candidate Samir Panja was allegedly assaulted in Udaynarayanpur, prompting the TMC to label these actions as 'gutter politics.' The party condemned the BJP's actions, stating that the violence represents a troubling shift away from democratic principles. Furthermore, TMC offices were reportedly defaced, and in some instances, set on fire, with claims of saffron flags replacing TMC signboards. The TMC's statements reflect a deepening political conflict in West Bengal, raising concerns over the state of democracy in the region.