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Suvendu Adhikari Blames 'Bhaipo Gang' for Aide's Murder

Former West Bengal chief minister Suvendu Adhikari has accused a group called the 'Bhaipo gang' of financing the murder of his aide. The allegation was made during a press briefing in Kolkata, where Adhikari claimed the gang had connections to rival political factions. Police investigators are already probing the aide’s death, but no official link to the alleged gang has been established. The accusation adds to the political tension between Adhikari’s party and the ruling government.

Suvendu Adhikari Blames 'Bhaipo Gang' for Aide's Murder
Suvendu Adhikari Blames 'Bhaipo Gang' for Aide's MurderPhoto via Times of India — Kolkata

Suvendu Adhikari, the former chief minister of West Bengal, has publicly accused a group known as the "Bhaipo gang" of financing the murder of his aide. The claim was made at a press conference in Kolkata, where Adhikari alleged that the gang had ties to rival political factions.

The aide, who was found dead earlier this year, has been the subject of an ongoing investigation by the West Bengal Police. While investigators have not yet linked the murder to any specific group, Adhikari’s accusation has intensified scrutiny of the case.

Adhikari, who remains a key opposition figure, said the alleged funding was part of a broader political vendetta. The claim comes amid growing tensions between his party and the ruling government, and could influence upcoming elections.

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