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Row over TMC MLA’s remarks on Operation Sindoor; party distances itself
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Row over TMC MLA’s remarks on Operation Sindoor; party distances itself

Trinamool Congress (TMC) MLA Narendranath Chakraborty has sparked a controversy by allegedly saying that Operation Sindoor was “…warmongering initiated by the BJP.” The BJP minority cell filed an FIR against Chakraborty, who represents the Pandabeswar seat in Paschim Bardhaman district, for his remarks, and alleged that the TMC legislator belittled the valour of the armed forces. TMC spokesperson Kunal Ghosh said Chakaraborty’s remarks are “his personal statements” and that the ruling party “does not support it.” Story continues below this ad Despite repeated attempts to contact him, Chakraborty was unavailable for comment. BJP state President Sukanta Majumdar took to X to hit out at Chakraborty over his comments, saying, “The outrageous and condemnable remarks made by Pan...
Bengal Assembly Bypoll: Kaliganj to vote on June 19; TMC, BJP gear for headwinds
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Bengal Assembly Bypoll: Kaliganj to vote on June 19; TMC, BJP gear for headwinds

With the Election Commission on Sunday announcing June 19 as the date for the by-election to the Kaliganj Assembly seat in Nadia district of West Bengal, the stage is set for a crucial electoral battle ahead of next year’s Assembly elections in the state. While the ruling Trinamool Congress (TMC) would be keen to continue its winning streak – it won all the six Assembly bypolls last year and even snatched Madirhat seat from the BJP – by retaining the seat, the opposition parties would be looking for a chink in the ruling party’s performance, which would give them a boost before the next year’s showdown. Kaliganj Assembly seat had fallen vacant in February this year after the incumbent TMC MLA, Nasiruddin Ahmed, 70, died. In the last Assembly elections in 2021, Ahmed, known as Lal in TMC ci...
‘Fighting a battle for justice’: Mamata in open letter to people, slams BJP & RSS
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‘Fighting a battle for justice’: Mamata in open letter to people, slams BJP & RSS

In an open letter to the people of West Bengal, Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee has urged them to stay united against the ‘battle for justice’ as well as maintain peace and harmony. The chief minister, in her two page letter, lashed out at the BJP and its alliances for the Murshidabad-violence and said that the rioters will be punished, but peace should prevail. “The BJP is using it to do politics. They want to play a dirty game,” Banerjee wrote. “Earlier I did not take RSS name but, this time I mistakenly say that they are deeply behind the ugly propaganda going on in the state,” she added. Story continues below this ad The Chief Minister alleged that the BJP and RSS had intended to create unrest during the Ram Navami celebrations, but since the state government was well-p...
Need permanent BSF camps for our safety: Murshidabad violence victims to NCW chief
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Need permanent BSF camps for our safety: Murshidabad violence victims to NCW chief

A delegation of the National Commission for Women (NCW), led by chairman Vijaya Kishore Rahatkar, met the riot-affected people in the Jafrabad and Samsergunj areas of Murshidabad district on Saturday and assured them that all steps would be taken by the Centre to ensure their safety in future. The affected people, including women, narrated their plight during the violent days and demanded that permanent BSF camps be set up in every area for their security. Rahatkar was accompanied by NCW team member Archana Majumder and BJP MLA Sreerupa Mitra Chowdhury. Story continues below this ad During their visit to Jafrabad, Dhulian, Samsergunj areas, the affected-people while sharing their plight with the NCW team said, “We can’t return to that violence-hit situation. They are till...
BJP cites ‘citizen-driven’ campaign in West Bengal to attack TMC
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BJP cites ‘citizen-driven’ campaign in West Bengal to attack TMC

The BJP on Thursday cited a digital campaign against the Mamata Banerjee-led government in West Bengal as a spontaneous expression of people’s anger. “The people of West Bengal are finally raising their voices against the unimaginable atrocities, lawlessness, and rampant crimes under Mamata Banerjee’s rule,” BJP’s co-incharge for the state Amit Malviya said. He was referring to what BJP leaders described as a citizen-driven campaign through a website http://www.soibenaaarbangla.com (Bengal will no longer tolerate it) against the alleged corruption and lawlessness in the state. Story continues below this ad The campaign urges people not to vote for the ruling Trinamool Congress to save Bengal, asking them to rise above fear and patronage and seeking their support with music...
BJP and TMC allege ‘outsiders’ instigated violence at Murshidabad
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BJP and TMC allege ‘outsiders’ instigated violence at Murshidabad

West Bengal Leader of Opposition and BJP leader Suvendu Adhikari claimed that at least 100 crore Hindu-owned properties had been damaged during religious clashes that turned violent in Murshidabad. He suggested that Bangladeshi outfit ‘Ansarulla Bangla Jamat’ was behind the violence, while TMC leader Kunal Ghosh said, “Those who instigated the violence, local people did not recognise them. They came from outside. Who are they? Where did they come from? Who helped them? We think there is a bigger conspiracy. We are demanding a detailed investigation.” “We have already made a list of six hundred persons who instigated the violence and submitted it to the administration,” Adhikari said in front of the legislative Assembly on Monday. Story continues below this ad He also alleg...
Bengal vandalism over Waqf Law: ‘Order NIA probe into vandalism of rail assets’ Suvendu tells Vaishnaw
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Bengal vandalism over Waqf Law: ‘Order NIA probe into vandalism of rail assets’ Suvendu tells Vaishnaw

Leader of Opposition in Assembly Suvendu Adhikari on Saturday sought the transfer of investigation into the alleged vandalism and destruction of railway property by agitators protesting the amended Waqf law to the National Investigation Agency (NIA). In a letter to Railway Minister Ashwini Vaishnaw, the BJP MLA said that vandalism took place at various railway stations in Murshidabad district on Friday. “I humbly request that the investigation into these acts of vandalism be handed over to the National Investigation Agency (NIA),” Adhikari wrote to the Railways minister, adding that given the sensitive nature of the violent protests and because Murshidabad district borders Bangladesh, NIA is perfectly suited to hold the investigation into such violence. “Such a step would help uncover the ...
Bengal school appointments ‘scam’: BJP blames CM, asks her to quit
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Bengal school appointments ‘scam’: BJP blames CM, asks her to quit

The Opposition BJP on Monday blamed Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee for the Supreme Court’s order annulling over 25,000 school jobs, asking why her government could not provide the court a list of teachers who were “genuine” and those who were “tainted”. While BJP MLAs protested near the state Assembly, the party’s Yuva Morcha marched to the CM’s Kalighat residence. Police said that some of the leaders and workers were arrested. “The chief minister is misleading the teachers and non-teaching staff who have lost their jobs. Why isn’t Banerjee giving the list of genuine candidates to the Supreme Court? Everyone knows how TMC leaders are involved in the school jobs scam. It is the TMC and the CM who are responsible for the job loss of thousands of teachers,” said Suvendu Adhikari, BJP MLA and ...