Despite TMC win, why is #PresidentRuleInBengal trending on Twitter?

Kolkata, May 04: Post-poll political violence hit West Bengal after chief minister Mamata Banerjee returned to power in the state on Sunday. Following the incident, #PresidentRuleInBengal has been trending on twitter.

Purba Bardhaman district witnessed the killing of four pople allegedly in clashes between the TMC and the BJP. The Trinamool Congress claimed three of its supporters were killed by the BJP, which rejected the allegations, saying the incidents were the result of "people''s resistance".

Today, #PresidentRuleInBengal was amongst the top trends. For those are unaware, the hashtag was trending in protest against post-election violence in Bengal.

This needs to repeated#PresidentRuleInBengal #BengalViolence #BengalBurning pic.twitter.com/rjGzmqBs2j

— Dev Pandit (@dank_dev_) May 3, 2021

#Shamemamatabannerjee being a woman you are blind to the violence and harrassment by #tmcgoons on women and men from #BJP !!

The centre should also wake up!! This is no democracy!!#PresidentRuleInBengal #BengalBurning #Bengal #अमित_शाह_नींद_से_जागो #बंगाल_हिंसा #Secularism pic.twitter.com/JDG7I9flmD

— Young Moves Media (@YoungMovesMedia) May 4, 2021

#BengalViolence #PresidentRuleInBengal
Save BJP karyakartas 🙏. We will miss you 2002 wala @narendramodi 😖😖 pic.twitter.com/iapuqq9zhh

— Srichandan Niladri (ନିଳାଦ୍ରୀ) (@Nil_NSM) May 4, 2021

Congratulations to the people of west Bengal for choosing TMC murder crimes
Best wishes for your bright future. #BengalViolence #PresidentRuleInBengal #Shamemamatabannerjeepic.twitter.com/vWsoVbOVel

— Jay Patel sanatani🚩🇮🇳 (@ii___jay_patel_) May 4, 2021

Yes we demand #PresidentRuleInBengal . Enough of this unending violence and cowardice. https://t.co/6Blqh0IRkx

— Fearless Doctor (@Fearless_Doctor) May 4, 2021