During the protest, Rupa Ganguly clashed with Bengal police as she urged people to support the bandh. While Ganguly appealed to the public with folded hands, the police moved in to detain her, citing her interactions on the streets as the reason, though no specific cause was given. Ganguly questioned why a common person could walk the streets, but she could not, and asked police how they would react if such incidents happened in their families. Despite her peaceful plea, police actions appeared selective, as Trinamool Congress workers protested without facing similar scrutiny. Meanwhile, violence continues, including a recent incident where six shots were fired at a BJP leader’s car, and a crude bomb was later recovered. The situation raises serious questions about law enforcement's handling of political unrest.
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