Murshidabad violence
Murshidabad violence Victims: The people of Jungipur’s Betpuna in Murshidabad district have not yet been able to forget the scene when the 120 houses that came during the protest against the Waqf (Amendment) Act on April 11.
The victim Rahul Mandal said, ‘We escaped from behind and saved life. They took cattle and took the burnt houses. Shanti, who lives in the village, said that many people had taken refuge with relatives in Malta and Jharkhand crossing the Baghrdi River. Many shops and houses have been damaged in Tulian.
A district official said that from state funding, work would begin work to rehabilitate the homes of the victims within next week. Formsi director Rajesh said he had opened the shop after three days. He said, “We have come here for 50 years. It has never happened. We hope that this dream will not be repeated. Local Mohammed Akbar said, ‘The attackers have harmed the property of both Hindu-Muslims, they are foreigners, security from the administration.
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Pankaj Sarkar, another resident of Tulian, said that digital allowances are not possible due to the internet closure and that money is over at ATMs. He said, ‘Life has been hard. We hope the situation will improve soon. Another rural Tapan Naskar accused the police of arriving two hours later. Another resident of the village, Shanti, said, ‘I am staying with a relative from here. Some of my neighbors here have gone to the Malta district crossing the Baghradi River, where they have taken refuge in a school building.
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