A four-member fact-finding workforce of the Union Home Ministry, tasked with trying into causes for the post-poll violence in West Bengal, arrived in the state on Thursday. Led by a further secretary of the ministry, the workforce visited the state secretariat and held a gathering with the house secretary and DGP, sources stated.
The workforce, which may even assess the bottom scenario in the state, is probably going to go to a number of areas in the town in addition to South 24 Parganas, Godkhali, Sunderbans and Jaggadal, they stated. The ministry had on Wednesday despatched a terse reminder to the West Bengal authorities to submit an in depth report on the post-poll violence and to take crucial measures to cease such incidents “without any loss of time”.
It has additionally requested West Bengal Governor Jagdeep Dhankar to give a report on the legislation and order scenario in the state, significantly the violence that happened following the election outcomes on May 2. Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee on Thursday stated that 16 individuals have misplaced their lives in post-poll violence in the state.
The BJP has alleged that TMC-backed goons have killed a quantity of its employees, attacked girls members, vandalised homes and looted retailers. Rejecting the costs, Banerjee had Wednesday stated violence and clashes have been happening in these areas the place BJP candidates emerged victorious in the meeting polls.
Meanwhile, Trinamool Congress MLA Firhad Hakim hit out on the Centre for sending groups as a substitute of COVID-19 vaccines. “They should send vaccines first, that’s the responsibility of Prime Minister Narendra Modi. We are grieved that some people have died, and action will be taken against the culprits.
“But, what’s going to occur to the inoculation course of which is stalled as a result of of the vaccine disaster?” Hakim stated.
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