Protesters hurled eggs at Trinamool Congress (TMC) leader Bhola Singh outside Asansol Court in West Bengal on June 19, 2026 [1].
The incident highlights growing public dissent against the politician, as crowds used the court appearance to stage a direct confrontation over allegations of wrongdoing.
Witnesses said the protesters targeted the police vehicle transporting the leader, who is also referred to as Vijay Singh [2]. The crowd chanted "chor, chor," which translates to "thief, thief," while pelting the vehicle with eggs [1].
According to reports from ANI, the demonstration occurred as Singh arrived at the court facility [2]. The protesters continued their chants throughout the encounter, expressing their frustration with the leader's presence in the legal system [1].
"People hurl eggs on the Police vehicle carrying TMC leader Vijay Singh alias Bhola Singh at Asansol Court," ANI said [2].
The disruption occurred in a public area of the Asansol Court complex. Security personnel were present to escort the leader during the incident, though the crowd managed to throw multiple projectiles at the vehicle [1].
"Chor, chor! People hurled eggs at TMC leader Bhola Singh at Asansol Court," ANI said [1].
“"chor, chor," which translates to "thief, thief,"”
This incident reflects the volatile nature of political tensions in West Bengal, where court appearances often serve as flashpoints for public protests. The use of specific chants like "chor" suggests that the protesters are not merely expressing general political disagreement, but are specifically accusing the TMC leader of financial or ethical corruption.
