Bengal Governor Visits Assam Camp Sheltering People Affected by Post-poll Violence

West Bengal Governor Jagdeep Dhankhar on Friday visited a camp in Assam’s Ranpagli, the place a number of households claiming to be BJP supporters have taken shelter after that they had allegedly confronted atrocities by the hands of ruling Trinamool Congress employees following the meeting elections. Accompanied by Nisith Pramanik, the BJP MP from Cooch Behar in north Bengal, Dhankhar went to the camp in Assam’s Dhubri district and interacted with the individuals, together with girls and youngsters, who’ve taken refuge there.

People on the shelter claimed to have fled their properties in Bengal after the ballot outcomes had been out on May 2. They additionally alleged that their homes had been “ransacked by Trinamool Congress goons”.

The West Bengal governor travelled to the camp at Ranpagli by road from Cooch Behar as his helicopter could not take off owing to bad weather condition. Dhankhar had on Thursday visited various places in Cooch Behar and met people who were allegedly affected by the post-poll violence. He was shown black flags at Sitalkuchi, where four villagers died after firing by central forces during the elections, while “go back” slogans had been raised at Dinhata throughout his go to to the district.