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Bengal, Bihar Violence: Rajya Sabha MP Kapil Sibal on Sunday questioned the “silence” of Prime Minister Narendra Modi over violence in West Bengal and Bihar. He aslo requested the individuals to place a cease to the “burning of Bengal and Bihar, and to the seeds of hatred” which, he stated, can solely profit politicians and political ideologies.

“I want the prime minister to speak up” 

The extraordinary man turns into a sufferer of this hatred, he stated in a press release. “I want the prime minister (Modi) to speak up, I want the home minister (Shah) to speak up and condemn the violence. It is unfortunate that in the midst of this violence neither of them have spoken, why are they quiet,” he requested.

“Let not 2024 be the reason for this”

“It is my earnest appeal to all those, and it may not be about one particular party, who are responsible for this madness. The country needs to move forward away from the environment that is being created. Let not 2024 be the reason for this,” the previous Union minister stated.

Sibal stated let the rule of regulation prevail. Sources stated Home Minister Amit Shah on Sunday expressed concern over incidents of communal violence in Bihar, and spoke to Governor Rajendra Vishwanath Arlekar to take inventory of the scenario. Sibal stated it was not sufficient to precise concern.

Communal violence rocked Sasaram and Bihar

His assertion comes after communal violence rocked Sasaram and Bihar Sharif cities throughout Ram Navami festivities. The police until Saturday arrested 45 individuals in reference to the communal violence at Sasaram and Bihar Sharif.

Vehicles, homes and outlets had been torched and a number of other individuals injured within the communal flare-ups reported in each cities. Howrah’s Shibpur and Kazipara space in West Bengal had additionally witnessed clashes throughout a Ram Navami procession.

Sibal, who was a Union minister in the course of the UPA 1 and a couple of regimes, give up the Congress in May final 12 months and was elected to the Rajya Sabha as an impartial member with the Samajwadi Party’s assist.He lately floated a non-electoral platform ‘Insaaf’ aimed toward preventing injustice.

(with inputs from PTI) 

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