In a shocking turn of events, the dismembered body of Nasir Ali, a worker from the Trinamool Congress (TMC), was discovered in several canals in the Bardiya area of North 24 Parganas. Ali had been missing for five days before his remains were found. Reports indicate that he received a phone call on the day he disappeared, after which he left home and did not return. Local police are investigating the circumstances surrounding his death, particularly a potential motive involving an extramarital affair of his wife, which is believed to be the reason for his murder.

The case prompted a public outcry, especially after the discovery of Ali's motorcycle in a canal the day after he went missing. This led to a surge of anger among the local community, who accused the police of negligence in handling the situation. Protesters blocked roads and demanded immediate action from law enforcement, highlighting the tense atmosphere in the area following the incident. Residents expressed their frustration over the lack of urgency in locating Ali before it was too late, which they believe contributed to the tragic outcome.

In response to the growing unrest, police acted quickly by arresting two individuals identified as Rizwan Hasan Mandal and Sagar Ghen, both of whom have connections to local political structures, with Mandal serving as a booth-level officer (BLO). The arrests, which occurred two days after Ali’s body was found, are part of an ongoing investigation as authorities seek to uncover the full details behind this heinous crime. The local community is now left grappling with the implications of this incident, which raises serious questions about safety and the wellbeing of residents in the area.