‘Interview and Restore Normasi’: Bengal BJP chief writes to the governor amid violence on Waqf law
New Delhi: West Bengal BJP chairman Sukanta Majumdar Written to governor on Monday CV Anand Bose Amid cases of violence are being reported in some parts of the state Anti -law law Oppose.
Expressing deep concern over the stressful atmosphere in the riot-hit Murshidabad, Majumdar urged the Governor to intervene and restore peace and normal status in the affected areas.
Majumdar claimed that violence in Murshidabad has “forced the displacement of hundreds of families, many of which have taken refuge in the Bhagirathi river in Malda district”.
He also “judicial inquiry into violence” to identify and judge criminals of these heinous acts “.
“I politely urge to intervene in this matter and ensure the following: (i) The immediate restoration of peace and generality in the affected areas through coordinated efforts of the state administration and central forces. The minister wrote in a letter. Bengal governor,
The BJP chief of Bengal further wrote: “West Bengal has long been standing as a beach of unity in diversity. It is necessary that we protect this legacy and assure every citizen – even though their security and confidence of constitutional rights.”
Majumdar’s letter to Bengal Governor
Hours before Majumdar’s letter to the Governor, West Bengal CM Mamata Banerjee reacted to the ongoing violence in the state, saying, “No one should play a game with religion.” He urged the protesters to maintain peace amidst religious tensions.
“Nobody should play a game with religion. Dharma means devotion, affection, humanity, peace, peace, culture, culture, harmony, and unity. Love is one of the highest emotions of any religion. We are born alone and we die alone, so why fight? Why fights, war, or disturbance why?” Banerjee said.
“Remember, if we love people, someone can win everything. But if we separate ourselves, we will not win anyone. If someone is attacked – whether they are ignored, oppressed, deprived, marginalized, or from any religion – we are standing with all,” he said.
Meanwhile, supporters of the Indian Secular Front (ISF) clashed with the police in Bhanghar in South 24 Parganas district of West Bengal on Monday evening.
This led to many injuries and torches of many police vehicles. The COPS stopped the ISF supporters from joining the Rally of the Anti-Waqf (Amendment) Act, when the party leader and Bhanghar MLA Naushad Siddiq was addressing the Ramlila Maidan in Kolkata.
