‘They failed to stop Pahalgam’: Kunal Ghosh of TMC targeted the BJP on ‘provocative politics’ on Murshidabad violence. Bharat News
New Delhi: TMC leader Kunal Ghosh on Wednesday accused the BJP of playing “dirty and provocative politics” on the Murshidabad violence in April. Ghosh, with the initiative terrorist attack, claimed that “the BJP could not stop the attack by extremists”, while, TMC was playing the role of “protest” responsible.“BJP could not stop the attack by extremists in Pahalgam, but the TMC and West Bengal government are playing the role of responsible protest. An all-party delegation is going abroad, Abhishek Banerjee is a party of that delegation. Therefore, in such a time, what is the Emit Malavia and other BJP leaders doing Marasidabd.”He praised West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee and the state administration for taking fast action. “After that, whatever CM Mamata Banerjee, the police and administration had done. The criminals were caught and the process continues. The families of the deceased and the injured are being compensated, whose houses or shops were damaged. The government has done so.”Ghosh said, “Outsiders may have provoked violence, referring to the allegations, Ghosh said,” Are people from outside the boundaries or from other places to plan all this, all such indications are being investigated. ,Speaking on the report by a three -member committee appointed by the Calcutta High Court on Murshidabad violence, Ghosh said that the party would “analyze and then speak on it”.The report highlighted significant intervals by local authorities in West Bengal, which increased in violence about anti -Waqf protests in Murshidabad. The findings of the committee revealed that the “main attack” took place on 11 April, the local police failed to take action or intervene. It also accused a local councilor of orchestrating violence in Dhulian Town.The High Court, on April 17, directed the formation of a committee to assist in identifying and rehabilitating people displaced by violence. During unrest on the Waqf Act, a father and son, Harogobindo Das and Chandan Das, were brutally murdered in the Jafarabad area of Shamsherganj.The report presented by Joginder Singh, Satya Arnab Ghosal and Saugata Chakraborty also emphasized the need for a stitching rehabilitation packages for the victims. It referred to wide mob violence in Murshidabad between 8 and 12 April, with central forces eventually deployed to restore the order.Violence instigated political disputes, accusing the attacks to target “Hindu families”, while CM Mamata Banerjee claimed that the violence was “orchestrated and planned”.
