Sandeshkhali of West Bengal is in the headlines these days. Meanwhile, the BJP delegation says that we will now personally talk to the protesting women in the area, after taking permission from the Supreme Court. Let us tell you, on Friday the delegation was stopped from visiting the area, after which they met Governor CV Anand Bose.
Will seek permission from SC to go to the area
Delegation member Annapurna Devi said after meeting the Governor that we were stopped from traveling to Sandeshkhali today. We had to come back from there. We will now file a petition in the Supreme Court, in the petition we will request that we be allowed to leave Sandeshkhali. We will go there. There, women, children, and newly married brides are being tortured by TMC goons. We will expose the atrocities there. The people of Sandeshkhali will get justice. He further said that the delegation will also meet President Draupadi Murmu in New Delhi and brief him about the incidents at Sandeshkhali.
Even the police are not doing their work
Annapurna has called the state police oppressor. He said that we would submit our report to the party's high command. Now we will say that the police is not doing its work. The police are working like TMC goons in uniform. Have become TMC workers. The job of the police is to provide security to the people. Instead of becoming a protector, the police have become an oppressor.
The Governor is saddened by the incident
Annapurna said that the women of Sandeshkhali are not able to say anything due to fear. When we were in Rampur and talking to him on video call. He said that the Governor is saddened by this incident. We gave all the information to the Governor and he is also saddened by this incident. He has directed the state government to take action on this incident.
we will fight for justice
The BJP MP says that it is heart-wrenching to see how a woman Chief Minister can tolerate so many atrocities on fellow women. The law and order situation here is terrible, people are terrorized by Didi. It is difficult to imagine that a woman Chief Minister would commit such atrocities on fellow women. BJP will do justice to him. Meanwhile, delegation member Sangeeta Yadav said that I had only heard about such violence but today I saw it. The Governor himself is unhappy. We will fight to get them justice.
Delegation member Duggal said that the President's rule should be imposed here. Despite being a woman, Mamata Banerjee cannot understand their suffering. Could anything be worse or more unfortunate than this?
BJP leader Shahnawaz Hussain says that there is no government in West Bengal. BJP workers are being attacked. We will go to court. The public will respond to this atrocity in the Lok Sabha elections. Jungle Raj is prevalent in West Bengal.
SC Commission recommends President's rule in Bengal
The National Scheduled Castes Commission (NCSC) has submitted its report to President Draupadi Murmu on the harassment of women in Sandeshkhali. Commission chief Arun Halder said that the commission has recommended imposing President's rule in Bengal in the report. A delegation of the Commission had visited Sandeshkhali on Thursday, where a large number of women expressed their pain.
NCPCR demands an investigation into the throwing of child
The National Commission for Protection of Child Rights (NCPCR) took cognizance of the report of a child being thrown by miscreants in violence-hit Sandeshkhali and issued a notice to the district administration asking them to immediately investigate the matter.
Shubhendu sought permission from the High Court to visit Sandeshkhali.
Leader of Opposition in the Bengal Assembly, Subhendu Adhikari, on Friday, moved the Calcutta High Court seeking direction to the state government to allow him to visit unrest-hit Sandeshkhali. The police had stopped him from going there for the second time on Thursday.
Adhir Ranjan was also stopped from leaving
State Congress President Adhir Ranjan was stopped by the police from going to Sandeshkhali on Friday. The angry Congress leader alleged that both BJP and Trinamool are trying to create communal polarization in the state.
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