In Murshidabad, West Bengal, a violent clash erupted on Thursday between supporters of the Trinamool Congress (TMC) and Humayun Kabir (founder of the Aam Janata Unnayan Party, AUJP) over a crude bomb incident. The altercation involved the use of lathis and stones, resulting in damage to vehicles. Security forces intervened to restore order. Following the incident, Kabir protested, alleging police misconduct and demanding the removal of a police officer involved in a prior lathi charge against his supporters. The Election Commission of India (ECI) is investigating the tensions, which have increased during the election period. West Bengal is currently experiencing a fierce electoral battle, with the TMC seeking a fourth consecutive term against the BJP, which aims to capitalize on its previous electoral gains. The first phase of voting involves 152 Assembly constituencies, with results expected on May 4.