Political murders in West Bengal go back decades, but the grief never lessens. The mothers of a TMC worker and a BJP worker killed in the run-up to elections describe their torment.
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00:00I don't have a teacher for the rest of my life, how can I send my son back to school?
00:18We want to see why they killed him.
00:22My son has lost his eyes, nose and mouth.
00:52I have seen a lot of mothers and fathers, but they don't tell me anything.
01:08My son is the only one who parties.
01:11Everyone has left.
01:13The shoes are gone.
01:14The leader is gone.
01:15Everyone is gone.
01:16He has left.
01:17He has no one to represent him.
01:37I was the only one left.
01:39I was doing all the work.
01:41Then Pushpan left.
01:44I didn't see him again.
01:46He was fine when he left.
01:49He does BJP.
01:50He does Jai Sriram.
01:52He is like his mothers.
01:54Some people are respected, others are not.
01:57I don't know who his enemies are.
02:00He has become an enemy of the party.
02:13He has become an enemy of the party.
02:43If politics is not a good thing, then stay away from it.
02:59He said, we didn't do anything, so why should we be afraid?