‘Should they be showered with flowers?’: West Bengal Minister defends egg protest against Mahua Moitra
Eggs rained on the glass windows of the roadside party office at Kaliganj in Nadia where Mahua Moitra was seated.
Eggs rained on the glass windows of the roadside party office at Kaliganj in Nadia where Mahua Moitra was seated.
"How can they be in such a state that their MLAs are frightened to get out of their houses fearing getting attacked with eggs?" Samik Bhattacharya questioned.
Delhi Assembly Speaker Vijender Gupta on Wednesday interacted with the members of the Parliamentary Joint Committee on the Constitution (One Hundred and Twenty-Ninth Amendment) Bill, 2024 and the Union Territories Laws (Amendment) Bill 2024, headed by Chairperson PP Chaudhary, during the panel’s study visit to the Delhi Vidhansabha.
"I don't want any other woman going through such an ordeal," RG Kar victim’s mother Ratna Debnath said in an exclusive conversation with The Statesman.
"Preliminary information suggests that the incident may have occurred in the vicinity of an unauthorised naphtha theft point located in the plant vicinity," the company said in an official statement.
A 23-year-old man was arrested after his video went viral on social media, in which he was allegedly firing a country-made pistol in the air in the northeast of the city, the Delhi Police said on Tuesday.
The duo, Doli Begum (37), originally from Sukhtail Village in Gopalganj, and Morium Akhtar (28), from Choudhary Gaon village in Dhaka, were found residing without valid documents in the National Capital.
Ramesh Karmakar, an undertrial prisoner accused of murder, allegedly died by suicide in Tihar Jail after hanging himself from a window, jail officials said on Tuesday.
A day after a bomb threat to three schools in the national capital turned out to be a hoax, St. Thomas School, a private school in Delhi’s Dwarka, and St. Stephen’s College of Delhi University received similar emails, the police said on Tuesday.
BJP’s newly-appointed state president Samik Bhattacharya on Monday said that his party would launch a united struggle against the politics of communal division and identity-based segregation in north Bengal.
