TMC blames BJP for explosion, violence
Violence erupted again at Rejinagar in Murshidabad district on Wednesday evening, injuring around 20 people.
Violence erupted again at Rejinagar in Murshidabad district on Wednesday evening, injuring around 20 people.
Violence erupted again at Rejinagar in Murshidabad district on Wednesday evening, injuring around 20 people.
One Trinamul Congress supporter was injured after violence erupted in South 24-Parganas' Gosaba ahead of Lok Sabha elections.
After the incident, the police arrested the duo, along with the contractor who intimidated the family of the victims in a bid to silence them.
While the importance of a broad-based and strong peace movement with continuity in its functioning is widely realized, what exists in the name of peace movements is much more limited and fragmented.
The main accused in Haldwani mob unrest on February 8 is eluding Uttarakhand Police even as the latter is patting its back with the arrest of 42 persons allegedly involved in the violence leading to four deaths.
"A criminal is a criminal and has no religion. What happened was wrong. The guilty will not be spared and will receive exemplary punishment. We must ensure that such incidents don't happen again," he said.
Nainital DM Vandana Singh said the mob tried to burn policemen alive. The district administration imposed curfew and issued shoot at sight orders against rioters
In the shadows of escalating violence and mounting despair, Manipur finds itself at the epicentre of a crisis that demands urgent attention. With over 200 casualties in the past eight months, the region is grappling with turmoil that extends beyond mere statistics.
Youth Congress workers were allegedly beaten up by the police and DYFI activists in Kattakada and Kuttichal for trying to wave black flags at chief minister's vehicle.