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In this article, we geometrically study the partial Bernstein-Zelevinsky operator introduced in the author's thesis, which generalizes the original Bernstein-Zelevinsky operator. We relate the partial Bernstein-Zelevinsky operator to the geometric induction of Lusztig and then perform explicit computations in special cases. Finally, we develop a symmetric reduction to the previously mentioned special cases
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