Kolkata: The political tussle between the Bharatiya Janata Party and the Trinamool Congress is continuing ahead of the assembly elections in West Bengal. Amid political accusations, a unique threat was witnessed in Bengal's Nadia district on Sunday morning, addressing the people, writing that if voted to BJP, they would be killed.

Those who vote for the BJP on the wall in Nadia district of Bengal have been openly threatened. This threat has been seen in Shantipur area of Nadia. BJP's Jagannath Sarkar MP from this area and Arindam Bhattacharya are MLA from TMC. Manoj Sarkar's hand is being told to create such a threatening message on the walls. On the wall, it is written in the Bengali language, 'If there is a single vote against TMC, we will shed the rivers of blood. If you give a single vote to the BJP, you will have to bear the consequences.

Such a message written on the wall has come to the fore when the BJP is continuously accusing TMC of resorting to violence in Bengal. Currently, anti-social elements set fire to the BJP office in Barrackpore in North 24 Parganas district on Saturday night before the Nadia incident. This led to a state of tension. The BJP has blamed TMC for this.

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