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Violence against the Waqf Amendment Act in Murshidabad in West Bengal is now spreading in the surrounding districts. Protests took place in Malda, Murshidabad, South 24 Parganas and Hooghly. Police vehicles were set on fire during this violence. And stones were thrown at the police. Internet services have been suspended in some areas due to stressful situation. In addition, about 110 people have been arrested. He is accused of spreading violence.
The situation worsened due to violent protests.
According to the police, the maximum violence has spread in Murshidabad. After which 70 people have been arrested in Suti area and 41 in Samserganj. Police said that the situation is still serious. Police presence in sensitive areas remains. No one is allowed to gather at one place. Along with this, he has appealed not to pay attention to the rumors spreading on social media. A youth was injured in a police firing in a Muslim -dominated Sati, who has been admitted to a hospital in Kolkata.
Violence against Waqf Amendment Act
The BJP has criticized Mamata Banerjee for the violence that erupted in West Bengal against the Waqf Amendment Act. The BJP has said that if the government fails to handle the situation, then they can ask for help from the central government. Leader of Opposition in the Assembly Shubhendu Adhikari said in a post on experts that protests in Murshidabad were not a protest but a well -planned conspiracy by jihadi forces against democracy and governance. These forces want to establish their dominance by spreading chaos in the society and creating fear in other communities.
Demand strict action against people involved in violence
The BJP leader said that those who opposed Waqf have not only damaged public property. But he has also created an atmosphere of fear by attacking government officials. After this incident, Mamata Banerjee government’s silence is shocking. The officer has demanded strict legal action against those responsible for the violence.