West Bengal Violence: High Court Reprimands Bengal Police For Violence, Orders To Submit Report
West Bengal Violence: High Court reprimands Bengal Police for violence, orders to submit report by April 5.
The Calcutta High Court has summoned a report from the state government regarding the incidents of violence in West Bengal.
Apart from this, the Chief Justice has also directed to submit CCTV footage and videos by April 5. The High Court has also reprimanded the police for the incidents of violence.
The court said why it could not control it, because the procession had taken place only with its permission.
Shubhendu Adhikari filed a petition.
Let us tell you that on the day of Ram Navami in the state, there was violence during the procession in Howrah and Hooghly.
Shubhendu Adhikari, Leader of the Opposition in the Assembly, had filed a PIL seeking an NIA probe into the violence.
The petition said that bombs were hurled during the violence. He has demanded the deployment of central forces in the area.
Report submission procedure.
Simultaneously, Chancellor SN Mukherjee presented the views of the state government. He said the situation in Shivpur is under control.
A full report of the steps taken to ensure peace in the affected area adjacent to Howrah township will be due by April 5.
Violence erupts in Hooghly The BJP leader alleges the attack took place at the Ram Navami rally in Hooghly. The local MP is believed to have been injured in the attack.
Section 144 was imposed in the region. The Internet also stopped working.
Violence flares up again in Bengal after the attack on Howrah, the BJP convoy in Hooghly; internet service down The violence that started on Ram Navami day in Bengal will not stop.
After Howrah, violent clashes between the two groups broke out during a procession on the occasion of Ram Navami in the Hooghly district. Then the state government banned internet service.
It is alleged that people from a particular community unexpectedly threw stones and attacked a BJP-led procession in Hooghly’s Risda neighborhood on Sunday night, after which a violent clash broke out.
During this time, unbelievers vandalized and burned many vehicles as well as shelled them.
The BJP said 30 to 40 workers, including local MP Biman Ghosh, were injured in the attack. Many workers, including the former deputy of the province, were hospitalized.
National Vice President and BJP MP Dilip Ghosh also joined the procession on the occasion of Ram Navami. However, he is safe.
