West Bengal clashes: Police injured, vehicles were set on fire, security increased- what resentment happened? , Bharat News

New Delhi: Security has increased in Maheshlla after violent clashes in the area of ​​violent clashes between a mob and the West Bengal Police on Wednesday. Five police personnel, including DC (port) Harikrishna Pai, faced injuries, while two government vehicles were damaged and a motorcycle was suffering as the authorities attempted to remove the clashes in the Rabindranagar-Akara area. To control the situation, the police carried out a Lathicarge and used tear gas.Violence occurred near Rabindranagar police station when a mob started gathering and suddenly became violent, which led to the attack on the police with stone. Strengthening arrived, and the police used Lathicarj and tear gas to disperse the mob. However, the crowd came back near Santoshpur and collided with the Kolkata Police, in which officers including DC (Port) RAI were injured. The riot police led by senior officials chased and dispersed the crowd, eventually restored the order. Security forces organized patrolling in the area, and top police officials took care of the operation. Four people were arrested, and the injured officers have been stated in a stable position.

What clashes led to?

Due to dispute over land ownership, clashes erupted. Local people say that when a ‘Tulsi Manch’ was built in a hurry in a place where a member of a minority community had a shop. The businessman was away for Eid, and the other group claimed that the shop was illegally built on the temple land. Before the officials could intervene, the protests of both sides increased in violence, obstacles and attacks on police.State and Bharatiya Janata Party leader leader and Bharatiya Janata Party leader Suvandu Adikari, however, claimed that the victims were Hindus and demanded the deployment of central forces in the violence-hit region.“Many police personnel were injured in violence, and many police vehicles were tortured. We demand immediate deployment of central forces in the area to save and save people, “he said.“I have approached the Diamond Harbor Police District and SP of DGP @WBPOLICE, so that today, I can visit Maheshlala with an MLA, to meet and express solidarity with the victims and affected Hindu shopkeepers of Hindu families, who came to the attack of Jihadis yesterday. This journey is a step to understand their grievances and listen to their voices. I hope the administration hinders my journey, “he further said in a post on X.TMC leader Kunal Ghosh, however, dismissed the clashes related to “overall law and order status”, “The incident in Maheshlla does not related to the overall law and order situation. However, the incident is unfortunate and highly condemnable. The police acted very responsibly and did not take any step to increase the situation,” he said.The state police has not yet issued any statement.