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Jul 02, 2025
Violent protests erupt at Bengal LPG plant
A wage dispute meeting reportedly scheduled to be led by TMC's Jahangir Khan at his office in Budge Budge, West Bengal, turned violent on Tuesday night.
Drivers, frustrated over three years of unpaid wages, were attacked during the gathering—setting off chaos at the site.
TL;DR
Protesters dangerously released LPG gas onto nearby streets
Protesters damaged vehicles and dangerously released LPG gas onto nearby streets, putting local colleges and hospitals at risk.
Police stepped in quickly; over 40 people were arrested for rioting and vandalism.
Opposition leaders warned that things could have gotten much worse if the gas had caught fire.
The investigation is ongoing as authorities review CCTV footage to identify everyone involved.