New Delhi: The state of West Bengal is witnessing political turmoil amid the Lok Sabha Elections 2024. The current incidents of assault on the Central investigation agencies– NIA and ED– and the alleged involvement of the Trinamool Congress within the matter have sparked controversy.
In at present’s DNA, Sourabh Raaj Jain analysed the TMC’s alleged reference to assaults on ED and NIA in a current incident within the state of West Bengal.
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The incident sparked after the NIA staff arrived close to Bhupatinagar of East Medinipur District in West Bengal to arrest the suspects concerned in a bomb blast in 2022. During this operation, the NIA staff was accompanied by CRPF personnel and feminine constables. Local ladies confronted the NIA and CRPF groups with sticks and rods to stop the arrest of the 2 fundamental suspects.
On March 28, eight TMC leaders had been summoned by NIA for questioning and interrogation. At that point, TMC chief Kunal Ghosh alleged that the BJP had supplied an inventory of TMC leaders to NIA, primarily based on which NIA was making ready to arrest these leaders. Later, on April 5, the NIA staff arrived to arrest TMC leaders. However, though the NIA staff was profitable in making arrests, it additionally needed to make clear its actions.
The arrested TMC chief’s spouse, Moni Ghosh, filed an FIR towards NIA officers, stating that on the night time of April 5, the NIA staff tried to forcefully enter their home in an excuse to do an investigation.
However, NIA has refuted all allegations towards them. The Investigative company staff clarified that they didn’t have interaction in any illegal exercise. They mentioned that the staff had arrived in Bhupatinagar to analyze the bomb blast that occurred in 2022, following the orders of the Calcutta High Court. Their staff performed the operation inside the boundaries of the regulation and didn’t resort to any provocative actions.”
