Kolkata: Violence is on in West Bengal after the results of assembly elections. Dozens of BJP workers have been killed and several others injured, as well as hundreds of people have fled. Now, overseas Indians settled in different countries have protested against the killings. BJP leader Kapil Mishra posted pictures of protests by these overseas Indians on his Twitter account.

From Toronto #MamtaStopViolence pic.twitter.com/Odup0y2a6z

? Kapil Mishra (@KapilMishra_IND) May 9, 2021

Saffron flags and posters were seen in Bassingstoke, United Kingdom, with 'Demonstration against the massacre of Hindus' and 'Hindu Lives Matter'.  Indian migrants living in Canada also protested against the Bengal violence in Calgary and Toronto. Here a poster read, 'Stop Hindu genocide in West Bengal'. 'Enough is enough now'. Be afraid of God. Another poster calls 'Mamata Banerjee a butcher' from West Bengal.

From Basingstoke UK #MamtaStopViolence pic.twitter.com/oucNJ63Z15

? Kapil Mishra (@KapilMishra_IND) May 9, 2021

Protests against violence by the Trinamool Congress also took place in Nigeria, Melbourne in Australia, Atlanta in Georgia and Houston in Texas. One of the protesters said that all these demonstrations are against the violence under Mamata Banerjee's rule in West Bengal. In Bengal, the state government has failed to stop violence, where hindus are being killed, raped and fled. The protester also said that no media is covering the atrocities while it should be strongly condemned.

From Melbourne #MamtaStopViolence pic.twitter.com/tME9flBokD

? Kapil Mishra (@KapilMishra_IND) May 9, 2021

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