MURSHIDABAD RELIEF CAMP
Violence-hit Murshidabad returns to normal amid tight security
Murshidabad is gradually returning to normalcy under tight security after violent protests against the Waqf (Amendment) Act. Six individuals linked to the violence were apprehended in Odisha, while BJP leaders are calling for an NIA investigation into the matter.
Soon, people will throw away Mamata Banerjee: Uttarakhand CM Pushkar Singh Dhami slams TMC over Murshidabad violence
Uttarakhand CM Pushkar Singh Dhami criticized West Bengal CM Mamata Banerjee, alleging appeasement politics reminiscent of 1947-48, following violence in Murshidabad. Six individuals were arrested in Odisha for their involvement in the arson and rioting. BJP leader Agnimitra Paul described the violence as planned ethnic cleansing, accusing Banerjee of support.
NCW chief meets West Bengal Governor over violence in Malda, Murshidabad
NCW Chairperson Vijaya Rahatkar addressed West Bengal Governor CV Anand Bose regarding the violence in Malda and Murshidabad, highlighting the serious condition of women and children. She urged the West Bengal government to ensure their safety and security, while emphasizing the NCW's commitment to rehabilitation efforts without politicization.
Bengal govt must curb violence else AFSPA act would be imposed: BJP leader Dilip Ghosh
BJP leader Dilip Ghosh criticized West Bengal CM Mamata Banerjee's handling of the Murshidabad violence, accusing her government of negligence and inaction and hinted at the potential imposition of AFSPA if the situation worsens. He praised the Governor for supporting victims, contrasting it with Banerjee's alleged inaction and support for perpetrators.
Right to life threatened, says Bengal Governor C.V. Ananda Bose in violence-hit Murshidabad
West Bengal Governor C.V. Ananda Bose visited violence-hit Murshidabad, assuring residents of action and justice following communal clashes over the Waqf (Amendment) Act. He met with grieving families, including that of murdered Haragobinda Das, and displaced individuals, promising to address their concerns with relevant authorities.
NCW team meets riot-hit people in Bengal's Murshidabad, TMC describes commission as BJP's wing
A National Commission for Women delegation visited riot-hit Murshidabad, assuring residents of central support and safety measures following recent communal violence that claimed three lives. Victims recounted harrowing experiences, urging for permanent BSF camps and an NIA probe.
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NCW visits violence-hit Murshidabad; Women demand permanent BSF camps, NIA probe
A National Commission for Women (NCW) team visited Murshidabad, responding to demands from women for permanent BSF camps and an NIA probe following communal violence. Governor CV Ananda Bose also assessed the situation, while displaced families sought refuge in Malda. The NCW assured assistance and will recommend security measures to the Union Home Ministry, as investigations into the unrest continue.
Bengal governor ignores CM Mamata Banerjee's appeal, meets violence victims in Malda
West Bengal Governor CV Ananda Bose visited Malda to meet families displaced by communal clashes in Murshidabad following protests against the Waqf Amendment Act. Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee had requested Bose to postpone his visit, but he emphasized the need to stop the violence.
Guv defies Mamata Banerjee, meets riot victims; NHRC, NCW teams visit Malda relief camps
Amidst tensions in Malda and Murshidabad following recent riots, NHRC and NCW teams visited relief camps to assess the conditions of displaced victims. West Bengal Governor CV Ananda Bose defied the Chief Minister's request and also visited the affected areas, leading to accusations of political provocation.
Bharatiya Janata Yuva Morcha gets Calcutta HC nod for 'Save Bengali Hindus' rally on April 19
The Calcutta High Court has permitted a BJYM rally in West Bengal amid political tensions following violence in Murshidabad. Governor C.V. Ananda Bose will visit the area to assess the situation, while Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee announced compensation and a SIT probe.
Bengal: Waqf violence shifts to Bhangar; Murshidabad remains calm
Fresh violence erupted in Bhangar, West Bengal, during protests against the Waqf (Amendment) Act, resulting in clashes between ISF supporters and police, injuries, and property damage. Simultaneously, the situation in Murshidabad, previously hit by unrest, is gradually normalizing with BSF assistance and increased security measures.
Waqf Act protests spark political storm: Situation under control, security forces on vigil in Murshidabad
Following Calcutta High Court's order, CAPF and BSF have been deployed in Murshidabad's violence-hit areas after protests against the Waqf Act. The situation is tense but under control, with authorities monitoring and providing relief. Political tensions rise as parties trade blame, and some residents seek refuge in neighboring districts due to fear and attacks.
Cyclone Remal claims six lives in West Bengal, leaves trail of destruction
Severe cyclonic storm 'Remal' made landfall between Bangladesh and West Bengal, bringing gusts up to 135 km/h and heavy rains that flooded homes and farmland. The storm caused significant destruction, including flattened homes, uprooted trees, and downed electric poles. Over 110,000 people were evacuated from vulnerable areas. Prime Minister Narendra Modi and West Bengal Governor Dr. CV Ananda Bose reviewed the response. The storm disrupted air, rail, and road transport, while the Indian Coast Guard and Navy prepared relief operations. The weather is expected to worsen with increased winds and rainfall in southern Bengal.
Bengal stays tight-lipped over Triple Talaq verdict
Not only from Trinamool Congress but Muslim MPs from other political parties in Bengal, including Congress and CPM have also not commented on the issue.
10 dead, 10 lakh marooned but it’s not ‘flood’ as yet in West Bengal
With thousands housed in 50 relief camps, Goghat and Chandrakona witnessed protests with victims alleging authorities were not providing relief materials to the camps.
Chennai: Students, migrants left stranded; railway stations turn into inns
The state administration has announced a one month holiday but the break from work is causing them more stress.
West Bengal flood situation remains grim, death toll raises to 69
Altogether 2,213 relief camps have been set up to shelter over 3.63 lakh marooned people and 461 medical camps opened, said sources.
Rains wreak havoc in east India; 75 killed due to landslides, floods in Bengal, Manipur, Odisha
Fifty deaths have been reported in West Bengal, owing to lightning, wall collapse, electrocution, snake bite and drowning.
Rahul tries to address multiple issues with three new PCC presidents
The appointment of Adhir Ranjan Chowdhury also comes in the wake of Trinamool’s bid to make inroads into Congress base in Malda and Murshidabad.
Politics: Looking back at India in year 2013
Anti-corruption campaigns ruled 2013 with Aam Aadmi Party having assumed power in Delhi and India gearing up for 2014 general elections.
West Bengal's new battle: Mamata Banerjee must get her prorities right
Mamata's feckless response to hospital horrors in Bengal and her political threats over oil prices are symptomatic. Her paranoia is affecting her priorities.
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