VHP slams police inaction amid post-poll violence in West Bengal
The Vishva Hindu Parishad (VHP) has demanded stern motion towards these behind the killings of BJP employees in West Bengal. The outfit mentioned that violence, arson, looting, and cruel political assaults persevering with unabated in the state haven’t solely embarrassed your entire nation but in addition dispirited the essence of democratic dignity.
VHP’s secretary-general Milind Parande mentioned that Hindus in West Bengal are terrified and the “eyes of those having the responsibility of law and order in the state are shut”.
People are being repetitively being terrorised by political rivals and in all these instances the native police-administration has remained a silent spectator. These violent actions have killed greater than a dozen individuals to date and many homes, retailers, temples, settlements and enterprise institutions have been destroyed,” he mentioned.
Parande demanded from the Trinamool Congress authorities to instantly cease the orgy of violence and take stern motion towards the perpetrators.
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He additionally mentioned that now the Central authorities ought to take the “unresponsive attitude” of the state authorities severely and take becoming motion.
“Even the security forces are not safe… it is easy to understand what the state of the plight of the ordinary citizens could be,” he mentioned.
Meanwhile, a high-level VHP delegation led by its secretary Sapan Mukherjee met West Bengal Governor Jagdeep Dhankar on Tuesday and handed over him a memorandum demanding motion towards perpetrators.
“We appeal to you to take necessary steps to stop this orgy of violence which continues unabated,” the VHP mentioned in the doc. It additionally quoted Mahatma Gandhi: “I object to violence because when it appears to do good, the good is only temporary, the evil does is permanent.”
According to Bharatiya Janata Party’s declare, 9 employees have misplaced their lives in the state in widespread violence unleashed by Trinamool Congress supporters after the declaration of Assembly elections outcomes on May 2.
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