West Bengal Chief Minister Mamta Banerjee (File Photo)
Murshidabad violence: The Bharatiya Janata Party on Monday accused West Bengal Chief Minister Mamta Banerjee and accused the victims of the violence of Murshidabad for deliberately ignoring the victims of the violence. Speaking at a press conference at party headquarters in New Delhi, BJP MP And National Spokesperson Sampat Badra said, “He hates Hindus.” The BJP leader responded to a question that Banerjee did not go to Murshidabad, where violence erupted during the Waqf (amendment) law.
Badra accused, “If such atrocities were committed against the Muslim brothers, Banerjee would have been reprimanded there.” The BJP leader also criticized the CBI (M), and accused the left party of the left -party far from the two victims of the violence.
The BJP leader said, “Those who were killed in violence are the Communist Party’s activists. Neither the Communist Party nor Mamta Banerjo accepts its responsibility. His only mistake is that he holds Harcopind and sandalwood.
Murshidabad violence (Murshidabad Violence)
On April 11, violence erupted during a protest against the Waqf (Amendment) Act in the Muslim -Lominate district of West Bengal in Murshidabad. Demonstrations turned violent, resulting in two people killed, many were injured and property damaged. Thousands of people fled their homes in search of security.
The demonstrations then spread to other districts including Malta, South 24 Burganas and Hugli, where firefighters, stone fielding and road congestion came to light. The situation is tense, so the BJP has intensified allegations of outrage and religious discrimination elected against both Trinamool Congress and CPI (M).
West Bengal BJP leader Murshidabad meets violent victims
Union minister and West Bengal company BJP President Sukand Majumdar visited the violent areas on Monday and met with the victims of the Waqf law. After meeting the victims, Majumdar said that if the Kolkata High Court permits the National Investigation Agency (NIA) to investigate, the government should follow court orders. CM to pressure the authorities to return the victims.
Majumdar said, ‘We stand with the demands of the people. Some have gone to court for NIA trial. Now all our eyes are in court. If the Kolkata High Court permits the NIA hearing, the government will do the same. Mamta Banerjee presses the authorities to return the victims, but where do they go? Their houses have been burned and destroyed.
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