Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath on Tuesday criticised West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee and her federal government for remaining quiet as the circumstance intensified amidst continuous physical violence inMurshidabad
He overemphasized that Murshidabad had actually been “on fire” for the previous week, and yet the federal government stayed quiet.
“Bengal is burning. The Chief Minister of the state is silent. She calls rioters ‘messengers of peace’. But those who understand only force won’t listen to words. In the name of secularism, they have given complete freedom to rioters to create unrest. The entire Murshidabad has been on fire for the last week, yet the government remains silent. Such anarchy must be brought under control,” CENTIMETERS Yogi stated, ANI reported.
While attending to the general public, CENTIMETERS Yogi additionally said thanks to the Calcutta High Court for buying the implementation of main pressures “immediately” in Murshidabad.
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“I thank the judiciary there for deploying central forces to ensure the safety of the minority Hindus in the area. The Congress is silent on the riots in Murshidabad. The Samajwadi Party is also quiet,” he included.
Adityanath even more applauded Prime Minister Modi and Home Minister Amit Shah for passing theWaqf Amendment Act
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“We are grateful to PM Modi and Amit Shah, who, by passing the Waqf Amendment Act, have put an end to the looting of poor people’s land. Now, the recovered land will be used to build hospitals, houses for the poor, schools, and universities. The looting of land has come to an end, and that’s why these people are upset. They are trying to mislead the public,” he stated. . .
The physical violence in (* )was stimulated by demonstrations versus the Murshidabad, which has actually been a controversial concern in the area. Waqf Amendment Act demonstrations transformed fierce, causing the fatalities of 3 individuals, injuries to numerous others, and prevalent home damages.The
