When the NCW group in Murshidabad saw the team’s pain, women began to cry and the governors would reach
Violence took place in Murshidabad on April 11.
Murshidabad violence: National Commission for Women (NCW) Vijaya Rahadkar, the leader of the leader, met with families who were violent in Murshidabad on Saturday. Rahadkar and his group received the pain of the victims. In Tulis, the women began to cry on the floor. What did the women passed on them, and Rahadkar asked for pain. Rahadkar said that after hearing the pain for the victims and women, he would respond to the whole thing once he met all the victims. Demonstrations against the Waqf Amendment in Murshidabad turned violent on April 11. Three people died in the violence and many others were injured.
The governor will also reach Murshidabad
West Bengal Governor C.V. Anand Bose will also reach Murshidabad in a short time. He left Malta to meet the victims. Meanwhile, the BJP leader and actor have said they are demanding the Home Minister to implement the presidential rule in West Bengal. The actor said the president’s rule should be imposed here for a fair election.
Upon reaching Malta, he met the victims
The NHRC and the National Women’s Authority (NCW) reached Malta on Friday and met with the people who fled the violence of the Murshidabad district and sought refuge in the temporary camp. In the meantime, the Trinamool Congress has accused the BJP of trying to incite unrest. During the arrival of the governor, the residents of the Parlapur High School Relief Camp in Vaishnavanagar, Malta, staged a protest, and blamed the police inappropriate attitude and did not allow audiences.
The camp seems worse than the prison
The resident of the camp told reporters: ‘This camp seems worse than the prison. The police did not allow us to meet us and tell us his sadness. Pose told reporters in Kolkata before boarding the train to Malta, “I (I (the victim of violence).” ‘I will meet the victims and confirm the report from the violent affected area, and visit hospitals, the homes and relief camps of the victims. The state police and federal forces are working together, making the situation normal. After meeting the victims, I will send my recommendations. ‘Bhaktan’
The governor asked for complaints
In the camp, the governors appeared to be talking to children and patiently heard the complaints of displaced families. After the meeting, Bose said, “Anti -social elements came and attacked their homes, robbed their property and forcibly expelled.” When asked about complaints of inhumane living conditions, he said he would listen to a detailed report and speak to the administration.
Raj Bhavan’s officials looked at the complaints with him. When the angry people broke the barrier and surrounded the district officials, the police accused the media of talking to the media or to meet their relatives.
Threats to not speak with outsiders
Many women have accused the police of threatening themselves not to talk to outsiders at night. A woman who attended the camp told reporters: ‘The police treat us like criminals. We are provided with dry bread, bananas and old rice. It is difficult to say whether we are in the refugee camp or in the police center. The NHRC recently took violence in Murshidabad against the Waqf (Amendment) Act. NHRC members spoke with members of the affected families living in the Barlpur High School camp in Malta.
Country and the world’s latest news (There is no message) Read more in Hindi, all the big messages Times now Navbarath Live TV But. Nation (India news) Updates and elections (Elections) The Times is now related to the latest news.
