West Bengal: NIA team at Rishra to investigate Ramnavami violence
The violence broke out at Sandhya Bazar, Rishra when the Ram Navami procession was on the move disturbing communal harmony. Shops were ransacked and bikes were burnt.
The violence broke out at Sandhya Bazar, Rishra when the Ram Navami procession was on the move disturbing communal harmony. Shops were ransacked and bikes were burnt.
National Investigation Agency (NIA) probing the Ram Navami violence in Howrah and Hooghly districts of West Bengal, on Wednesday, sought from the state police all the documents, including copies of the FIRs, related to the case.
The MHA's move came after West Bengal BJP chief wrote his second letter to Home Minister Amit Shah seeking his immediate intervention.
Hindu Front for Justice-Trust has also sought directions to the State governments to comply with the guidelines issued by 6the top court in Tahseen Poonawalla case to curb hate speech and crimes.
Calls the youth to come forward in preventing any kind of tension
Hindu Front for Justice-Trust moved the Supreme Court seeking direction to governments to determine the loss suffered by the people on account of injuries and loss of their valuables.
Clashes were reported on March 31 in Nalanda's Biharsharif ane Sasaram in Rohtas district where Union Home Minister Amit Shah was scheduled to visit.
The 4-member team comprises Om Mathur, Shahnawaz Hussain, Roopa Ganguly and Vishnu Dayal Ram who will take stock of the situation in Asansol and Raniganj and submit a report to party chief Amit Shah
BJP national president Amit Shah on Friday said that the incidents of violence at Raniganj and Asansol are very unfortunate.…
The following violence over Ram Navami celebrations in West Bengal, the police are putting in place elaborate arrangements to avoid any untoward incident during Hanuman Jayanti celebrations in the state on Saturday.
