The main minister of West Bengal Mamata Banerjee said that the WAQF law (amendment) would not be introduced in West Bengal on Saturday.
Meanwhile, the State leader of the opposition and the leader of the BJP of the Suvend Adhikari welcomed the command of the High Court in Calcutta to deploy central forces into the violence affected by Murshidabad.
Up to 110 people were arrested earlier in connection with violence that broke out in the parts of Wes Bengal during the protest against the WAQF Act (amendment) on Friday. Three people have so far died in violence.
Here are the best updates in the case of Murshidabad violence:
1. On Saturday, the Special Bench of the High Court in Calcutta ordered the deployment of the central forces “immediately” in Murshidabad as a result of extended violence in the district during protests against the WAQF law (change).
In several districts of West Bengal, who believed that in Murshidabad he ordered the deployment of central armed police forces (CAPF) by the deployment of central armed police forces (CAPF).
The court noted that in addition to Murshidabad, the incidents were reported in Amtale on South 24 Parganas District, in the north 24 Parganas District and Champdani in Hooghly.
2. BSF has deployed five companies to support state police operations, said IG South Bengal Frontier Karni Singh Shekhawat on Saturday. He said BSF will act in coordination with the police and are ready to send more strength if necessary to help restore peace in the region.
3. Suvend ADHIKARI BJP said, “We wrote a letter to the deployment of the central forces and asked the main secretary and home secretary. I also asked for cm. But I did not listen, so I went to court.
4. President West Bengal Bjp Sukanta Majumdar said: “The Supreme Court’s judgment (Saturday) is a big slap on the face of Mamata Banerjee that it is not ready to rule the state.”
On Saturday, he claimed that the chief Minister Mamata Baerjee had handed over the state to the “jihadists” to the vote of banking policy.
“The situation is terrible … The situation happened because of the inability of Mamata Banerjee … It is not eligible to rule the state,” Majumdar said.
5. Meanwhile, MP Trinamool Congress (TMC) Saugata Roy said that Mamata Banerjee “knows how to run Bengal” and called a meeting to calm the Muslim community.
“Mamata Banerjee is the leader of the people of Bengal. He knows how to drive Bengal. There is no place for BJP.
6. Major Minister Mamata Baerjee said that the WAQF law (amendment) would not be introduced in West Bengal on Saturday. “Remember that we have not done a law over which many are upset. The law has been made by a central government. The answer you want should therefore be required from the central government,” CM said in the X post.
“We have explained our position in this matter – we do not support this law. This law will not be implemented in our state. So what is unrest,” she asked.
Her remarks came when fresh violence was reported from Dhuliana in Murshidabad’s SamSerganj, where one person suffered a bullet injury.
7. Several vehicles, including police vans, were ignited, the stones were thrown into security forces and the roads were blocked when the violence swung Malda, Murshidabad, South 24 Parganas and Hooghly districts during the protests over the new legislation on Friday.
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