West Bengal Governor CV Anand Bose reached Malda on Friday. Here he met the people affected by the violence. The Governor said- I met the family members living in the camp. Heard their complaints and understood the sentiments. They also told me what they want. The Governor will go to Murshidabad on Saturday. He said- I will take stock of the ground situation. Whatever happened there is shocking. Peace should be established at any cost. Will report this to the central government. Earlier on Thursday, CM Mamata Banerjee had requested the Governor to postpone the visit. Mamata said- I will request the non-locals not to visit Murshidabad right now. I will appeal to the Governor to wait for a few more days. On the other hand, Vishwa Hindu Parishad (VHP) is demanding imposition of President’s rule in West Bengal over the violence. VHP workers will protest across the country on Saturday. VHP President Alok Kumar said that by giving memorandum to the District Magistrates in every district headquarters across the country, we will demand that the Central Government should consider imposing President’s rule in West Bengal. Murshidabad violence from the point of view of cartoonist Mansoor Naqvi… What has happened so far in Murshidabad violence… 17 April: Mamata government presented a report on violence
The bench of Justice Soumen Sen and Justice Raja Basu Chaudhary heard the petition of Leader of Opposition Suvendu Adhikari. The lawyer appearing on behalf of the Center demanded to increase the deployment of CAPF (Central Armed Police Force) in Murshidabad in view of the sensitivity. At the same time, Mamata government presented a report. In this, Mamata government claimed that the situation in the violence-affected Murshidabad district is now under control. The court warned the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP), Trinamool Congress (TMC) and all other parties not to make any inflammatory statements. The court said, “Please do not give any inflammatory speech. This instruction is not just for one person, but for everyone.” 16 April: CM Mamata held a meeting of Imams West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee held a meeting of Imams. During this, she said – the riot in Murshidabad was pre-planned. There was collusion between BJP, BSF and central agencies in this. Bangladeshi infiltrators were called into the country and these riots were instigated. Read full news… 15 April: Bangladeshi connection revealed in violence Bangladeshi connection came to light in the violence in West Bengal during the protest against the Waqf law. News agency PTI reported that Bangladeshi extremists were involved in the violence in Murshidabad, who were helped by local leaders of a political party. Members of two extremist organizations of Bangladesh – Jamaat-ul Mujahideen Bangladesh (JMB) and Ansarullah Bangla Team (ABT) – carried out this. Read full news… 14 April: Police vehicles burnt in 24 Parganas There was a clash between protesters and police in South 24 Parganas of West Bengal against the Waqf law. Police stopped a vehicle carrying Indian Secular Front (ISF) workers in Barampur on Basanti Highway, which led to unrest. Read full news… 13 April: 500 people migrate from Dhuliyan Violent protests took place in Murshidabad, North 24 Parganas, Hooghly and Malda districts of West Bengal. Vehicles were burnt, shops and houses were vandalized and looted. Here, about 500 people migrated from Dhuliyan in Murshidabad. Read full news… 12 April: Violent mob beat father and son to death Violence broke out for the second consecutive day in Murshidabad, West Bengal in protest against the Waqf Act. Three people have died so far. A violent mob beat a father and son to death. They were identified as Hargovind Das (father) and Chandan Das (son). Both used to make idols of Hindu gods and goddesses. Read full news… 11 April: Protest turned violent in Murshidabad, 3 died All India Muslim Personal Law Board (AIMPLB) started ‘Waqf Bachao Abhiyan’ across the country. Due to this, Muslims took to the streets across the country. The protest turned violent in Murshidabad, West Bengal. Protesters burnt buses and pelted stones. According to reports, 3 people died due to bullet injuries. Read full news… 10 April: 22 people arrested for spreading violence Police arrested 22 people in connection with the violence that took place in Murshidabad on 8 April. Out of these, 8 accused were sent to police custody for further investigation. Jangipur Superintendent of Police (SP), Anand Roy said that the police has taken suo motu cognizance of the violence and registered a case. Read full news… 9 April: Mamata said – Waqf law will not be implemented in Bengal CM Mamata Banerjee said that the new Waqf law will not be implemented in West Bengal. She said that as long as Mamata Didi is in West Bengal, she will protect the property of the Muslim community. She said – Some people ask why I go to places of every religion. I will go all my life. Even if someone shoots me, I cannot be separated from unity. Read the full news… 8 April: Violence erupts in Murshidabad Violence erupts in Murshidabad. Several vehicles were set on fire by the protesters. This included police vehicles as well. Several policemen were injured in clashes with the protesters. The police tried to stop the protesters. Meanwhile, the protesters threw stones at the police. To disperse them, the police fired tear gas shells and lathicharged. Read the full news… 4 pictures of West Bengal violence… Also read this news related to Bengal… Mithun said- Mamata Banerjee is a threat to Bengali Hindus: She increased communal tension; CM had said- Murshidabad violence BJP-BSF collusion Amidst the Waqf law violence controversy in West Bengal, BJP leader Mithun Chakraborty said- Mamata Banerjee has become a threat to Bengali Hindus. Bengali Hindus are homeless, forced to eat Khichdi in relief camps. What is their fault? He also said- It is not BJP but Mamata Banerjee who has increased communal tension in the state. She is creating unrest between communities. Read the full news…
