Viral Video: 'Inappropriate And Predatory Behaviour...' TMCP Leader Accused of Harassing Female Students, BJP Raises Questions

A viral video again revealed TMCP leaders' 'DADA CULTURE' having inappropriate consequences with female students inside the Jogesh Chandra Chaudhuri College campus. The shocking footage shows how predatory acts in college halls are increasing. At first, these so-called TMCP dadas gain students' trust, then they show their true selves. 

Student groups demand strict measures to protect girls within campus corridors. Authorities must answer urgent safety concerns exposed in this viral video. Parents now question daily campus life under such fear. 

Viral Video Sparks Outrage at Jogesh Chandra Chaudhuri College

An unsettling scene erupted at Jogesh Chandra Chaudhuri College halls after a recent video emerged. BJP West Bengal posted on X a video showing TMCP member Tanmoy Dey engaging in inappropriate and predatory behavior toward female students inside an empty classroom. Sources confirm his unchecked conduct thrives under the patronage of Sabbir Ali, a former student whose campus influence remains robust.

This is TMCP leader Tanmoy Dey of Jogesh Chandra Chowdhury college. Will parents of girl children feel safe to send their wards to educational institutions in the presence of such predators? pic.twitter.com/EgVVfDqrnR

— Keya Ghosh (@keyakahe) July 9, 2025

Both Tanmoy Dey and Sabbir Ali frequently appear together at Trinamool Congress events, reinforcing perceptions of political protection. Witnesses describe an atmosphere thick with fear and intimidation as these leaders roam college corridors freely. Women in West Bengal now report deep anxiety about attending classes under such conditions. Administrative silence has only amplified outrage. The viral video has ignited urgent calls for campus safety reforms. 

BJP Targets Sabbir Ali's Alleged Influence

BJP leaders accuse former student Sabbir Ali of controlling decisions at Jogesh Chandra Chaudhuri College over several years. Political sources say Sabbir Ali mentors new TMCP recruits, granting them campus privileges and authority. Students report that Tanmoy Dey’s close ties with Ali fuel the group's fearless approach toward female students. 

BJP West Bengal has publicly questioned the college management's refusal to curb Ali's power, citing his visible role at recent TMC events. The opposition claims that Ali's shadow influence undermines student safety and academic integrity. 

Parents Question Campus Safety for Daughters

Following Monojit Mishra's incident and a viral video of Prateek Kumar Dey, and how many more, parents feel growing unrest over college safety. They fear their daughters face similar threats from TMCP's so‑called senior 'dadas' across local campuses. The recent Tanmoy Dey scandal deepens doubts about effective oversight within educational institutions. 

Many parents now demand clear protocols and zero tolerance toward harassment by student leaders. They question whether colleges genuinely protect female students or silently condone predatory behaviors under political patronage. This persistent fear threatens families' trust in college communities. 

Netizens Slam Campus Culture, Demand Accountability

Online reactions to the viral video have torn through social platforms like wildfire, reflecting deep public frustration. One user warned, "Agar central government ne ab bhi strict action nahi liya, toh West Bengal kuch saalon mein agla Bangladesh ban jayega. Yaad rakhna yeh baat!" expressing fear over political inaction. 

Another commented, "But the girl is clearly enjoying… Both are products of chhapri mentality of TMC," blaming the party's influence on moral decay. "That's not his problem, think about those girls..." highlighted growing concern for female students trapped in a toxic campus culture.

Viral video evidence urges college bodies to enforce strict anti‑harassment rules immediately. Authorities must investigate TMCP leaders' roles transparently and act with urgency. Students deserve safe learning spaces without fear.

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