The police officer said on Monday that the situation in the violence affected by Murshidabad is gradually returning to normal, with the re -opening of shops and displaced families, about 210 arrests, quoted by PTI.
Jawed Shamim, the next CEO (law and order), said that there was an effort to restore peace and stability in the affected areas.
“The shops have begun to open and people are coming back. So far 19 families have returned to their homes. The Malda and Murshidabad district administrations are closely cooperating to ensure the safe return of those who fled,” he said.
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Violence broke out in the district of Murshidabad in the West Bengalsko 8. April during the protests against the WAQF law, with clashes between demonstrators and the police, which led to a police vehicle with a stone and passionate police vehicle and left at least three people dead and several injured.
Violence Murshidabad: Here are the highest development
Three killed, several injured
Three people were killed and several others were injured by violence that broke out in the rubble, Dhulian, SamSerganj and Yangipur in Murshidabad. Shamim, referring to the brutal killing of the father and the son, said that a separate case and all participating persons – offenders and passers -by – will be responsible.
Forces maintain vigil
Police were seen public announcements on Monday morning and urged traders to continue their business and encourage residents to return to normal life.
BP requires President’s rule for 2026 elections
The head of the BJP leader ADHIKARI on Monday demanded that the elections of the Assembly of West Bengal in 2026 be violated after violence by a complete violation of the law and order. Adhikari said that continuing riots in Murshidabad parts, including rubble, Dhuliana, Yangipur and Shamsherganj, emphasized the inability of the state government to protect citizens and maintain peace. The elections to the assembly are scheduled for April-May next year.
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“Violence is part of a larger consignment”
The leader Trinamool Congress (TMC) Kunal Ghosh claimed on Sunday that violence in the Murshidabad district could be part of a larger conspiracy involving selected elements from the central agencies, part of the border security forces (BSF) and some political parties.
Governor’s message
Governor CV Ananda Bose on Sunday assured that in areas affected by violence, strict right and order and warned that no one would be allowed to take the law into their hands. Bose said in the video message: “Let Miscreants and their godfathers realize that no one will be allowed to take the law into their hands.”
Compensation for damaged houses, shops
MP Trinamool Congress (TMC) of Yangipur, Khalilur Rahaman, said on Sunday that the government of West Bengal plans to provide compensation to those whose houses and shops were damaged.
Capf, bsf deployed in areas affected by violence
On Saturday, he worked on the petition by head leader BJP Suvend Adhikar and on Saturday ordered the deployment of central armed police forces (CAPF) in areas affected by violence to ensure law and order. According to a police statement, adequate police forces were distributed in SamSerganj, Dhuliyan, Suti and other affected areas to maintain order.
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After the order to the Supreme Court in Calcutta, the boundaries of the security force (BSF) deployed five companies to support the state police operations, said IG South Bengal Frontier Karni Singh Shekhawat on Saturday.
Hundreds of the Cross River, grasp in the neighboring neighborhood
Hundreds of people, affected by violence, allegedly crossed the Bhagirathi River and resorted in the neighboring Malda district, the officials said. The local administration gave the displaced families shelter and food, accommodated them in schools and founded volunteer teams that help those who come by ships.
No waqf act in West Bengal
Major Minister Mamata Baerjee announced on Saturday that her government would not carry out a modified WAQF law in the state.
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