An investigation reveals that over 565 children in West Bengal have been injured or killed by homemade bombs tied to political violence. The article recounts horrifying incidents of children mistaking these bombs for toys, leading to tragic outcomes. Historical context highlights the long-standing use of bombs in political conflicts in the region. While some survivors cope with disabilities, the cycle of violence continues, with political parties denying involvement in these tragedies. The report emphasizes the urgent need for societal change to protect vulnerable children.