BJP slams Cong for honouring ex-UN head Michelle Bachelet
Criticising the Congress, party spokesman Gaurav Bhatia accused it of being “an army of traitors”.
Criticising the Congress, party spokesman Gaurav Bhatia accused it of being “an army of traitors”.
Debangshu Bhattacharya along with local leaders of Nadia (Ranaghat) met the family of late Shyamal Santra, who died due to SIR fear on Thursday, whereas Senior TMC leader and minister Dr Shashi Panja spoke at a public rally against SIR, NRC and justice for death of Pradip Kar in Sandeshkhali 1 block.
A mystery shrouds the death of 57-year-old Pradeep Kar of Agarpara, whose alleged suicide note blaming the NRC (national register of citizens) has triggered a fierce political storm in West Bengal.
In an affidavit, the police described the riots as a “deep-rooted, premeditated, and orchestrated conspiracy,” asserting that they were timed to coincide with the visit of the then US President Donald Trump to India.
Speaking at a press conference on Tuesday, Sarma alleged that certain activists and professionals from other states have been visiting Assam with what he termed as “an agenda to protect foreign infiltrators.”
Making shocking accusations against the protesters, BJP MP Parvesh Sahib Singh Verma said 'those protesting at Shaheen Bagh will enter homes and rape women'.
The court also asked if the relatives of the deceased have got the autopsy reports or not.
"I will urge every student to visit 1,000 houses to convince them on the party's stand against the CAA," Banerjee said asking the members to campaign against the CAA, National Population Register (NPR), and National Register of Citizens (NRC). She was addressing them at the Netaji Indoor Stadium.
The situation was defused at the police station where officials verified the identities of the researchers who were from a Lucknow-based research organization, engaged by a US-based Ph.D. scholar.
As per the reports, Azad was detained from a flat in Mallepaly area and taken to Habeeb Nagar Police station by the police.
