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"Radicalisation, Militancy Poses Challenge": Bengal Governor On Murshidabad Riot
West Bengal Governor C V Ananda Bose has submitted a report on the recent riots in Murshidabad district to the Union Ministry of Home Affairs, mentioning that the "twin spectre of radicalisation and militancy" poses a serious challenge to the state.
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Mamta Banerjee Blames "Outsiders" For Murshidabad Violence, Plans To Visit In May
Mamta Banerjee also said her government would "soon expose the conspirators" behind the riots that took place in two wards of Dhulian in the district.
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"Proactive Action Will be Taken": Bengal Governor Meets Murshidabad Riot Victims
West Bengal Governor C V Ananda Bose on Saturday met family members of a man and his son, who were killed during violence over anti-Waqf Act protests in Murshidabad district, and assured them of all possible support, a senior official said.
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"Going To The Field": Bengal Governor Reaches Malda To Meet Riot Victims
Despite West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee's request to postpone his visit, Governor CV Ananda Bose arrived in Malda on Friday to meet victims who fled communal violence in Murshidabad.
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Violence-Hit Murshidabad Victims Meet Bengal Governor, Seek BSF Camp In Area
West Bengal BJP president Sukanta Majumdar on Thursday took a group of people, rendered homeless due to the recent riots in Murshidabad, to the Raj Bhawan, where they narrated their ordeal to Governor CV Ananda Bose.
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West Bengal Police Forms Special Team To Probe Murshidabad Violence
West Bengal Police has constituted a nine-member Special Investigation Team (SIT) to probe the recent incidents of violence in Murshidabad district, officials said on Wednesday.
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"BJP Trying To Replicate Manipur-Like Riots In Bengal": Mamata Banerjee
West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee on Saturday alleged that the BJP was trying to replicate a Manipur-like situation in her state by planning to orchestrate ethnic riots.
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"Stay In Five-Star, Instigate Riots And Go..." Mamata Banerjee Targets BJP
West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee on Monday attacked the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP)-led Centre alleging central forces came to the state to instigate riots.
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Fresh Clashes In Bengal's Howrah Day After Violence During Ram Navami
Fresh violence has been reported in West Bengal's Howrah which saw communal clashes during a Ram Navami procession on Thursday. The incident was reported despite heavy police deployment - including riot control force - in the area.
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Riot Control Police In Bengal's Howrah After Violence On Ram Navami
Several vehicles were set on fire as clashes between two groups broke out in West Bengal's Howrah amid Ram Navami celebrations today.
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"Genocide Happened In...": Mamata Banerjee's All-Out Attack On BJP
West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee today ripped into the BJP, referring to the 2002 Gujarat riots and accusing the party of behaving like a "feudal landlord" sending critics to jail.
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Left Student Bodies Plan To Screen BBC Documentary On PM In Kolkata
Left student bodies of West Bengal have planned to screen the controversial BBC documentary on the 2002 Gujarat riots and Prime Minister Narendra Modi on the campuses of at least two universities of Kolkata.
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Riots Handiwork Of Greedy Leaders: Mamata Banerjee
Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee Thursday said that riots are the handiwork of "greedy leaders who have their minds full of black dirt" and never by people of any religious community.
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"BJP Sinned, People Will Suffer?": Mamata Banerjee On Prophet Row Clashes
As protesters and police clashed in West Bengal for the second day over a suspended BJP leader's remarks on Prophet Muhammad, Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee said some political parties want to engineer riots
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"Send Sweets To Him, But...": Mamata Banerjee To Cops On RSS Chief's Visit
Taking a dig at the RSS chief's planned visit to the state, West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee Tuesday asked the police to greet him with "sweets and fruits" while ensuring there are no "riots" during Mohan Bhagwat's visit.
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"Radicalisation, Militancy Poses Challenge": Bengal Governor On Murshidabad Riot
West Bengal Governor C V Ananda Bose has submitted a report on the recent riots in Murshidabad district to the Union Ministry of Home Affairs, mentioning that the "twin spectre of radicalisation and militancy" poses a serious challenge to the state.
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Mamta Banerjee Blames "Outsiders" For Murshidabad Violence, Plans To Visit In May
Mamta Banerjee also said her government would "soon expose the conspirators" behind the riots that took place in two wards of Dhulian in the district.
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"Proactive Action Will be Taken": Bengal Governor Meets Murshidabad Riot Victims
West Bengal Governor C V Ananda Bose on Saturday met family members of a man and his son, who were killed during violence over anti-Waqf Act protests in Murshidabad district, and assured them of all possible support, a senior official said.
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"Going To The Field": Bengal Governor Reaches Malda To Meet Riot Victims
Despite West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee's request to postpone his visit, Governor CV Ananda Bose arrived in Malda on Friday to meet victims who fled communal violence in Murshidabad.
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Violence-Hit Murshidabad Victims Meet Bengal Governor, Seek BSF Camp In Area
West Bengal BJP president Sukanta Majumdar on Thursday took a group of people, rendered homeless due to the recent riots in Murshidabad, to the Raj Bhawan, where they narrated their ordeal to Governor CV Ananda Bose.
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West Bengal Police Forms Special Team To Probe Murshidabad Violence
West Bengal Police has constituted a nine-member Special Investigation Team (SIT) to probe the recent incidents of violence in Murshidabad district, officials said on Wednesday.
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"BJP Trying To Replicate Manipur-Like Riots In Bengal": Mamata Banerjee
West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee on Saturday alleged that the BJP was trying to replicate a Manipur-like situation in her state by planning to orchestrate ethnic riots.
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"Stay In Five-Star, Instigate Riots And Go..." Mamata Banerjee Targets BJP
West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee on Monday attacked the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP)-led Centre alleging central forces came to the state to instigate riots.
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Fresh Clashes In Bengal's Howrah Day After Violence During Ram Navami
Fresh violence has been reported in West Bengal's Howrah which saw communal clashes during a Ram Navami procession on Thursday. The incident was reported despite heavy police deployment - including riot control force - in the area.
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Riot Control Police In Bengal's Howrah After Violence On Ram Navami
Several vehicles were set on fire as clashes between two groups broke out in West Bengal's Howrah amid Ram Navami celebrations today.
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"Genocide Happened In...": Mamata Banerjee's All-Out Attack On BJP
West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee today ripped into the BJP, referring to the 2002 Gujarat riots and accusing the party of behaving like a "feudal landlord" sending critics to jail.
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Left Student Bodies Plan To Screen BBC Documentary On PM In Kolkata
Left student bodies of West Bengal have planned to screen the controversial BBC documentary on the 2002 Gujarat riots and Prime Minister Narendra Modi on the campuses of at least two universities of Kolkata.
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Riots Handiwork Of Greedy Leaders: Mamata Banerjee
Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee Thursday said that riots are the handiwork of "greedy leaders who have their minds full of black dirt" and never by people of any religious community.
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"BJP Sinned, People Will Suffer?": Mamata Banerjee On Prophet Row Clashes
As protesters and police clashed in West Bengal for the second day over a suspended BJP leader's remarks on Prophet Muhammad, Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee said some political parties want to engineer riots
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"Send Sweets To Him, But...": Mamata Banerjee To Cops On RSS Chief's Visit
Taking a dig at the RSS chief's planned visit to the state, West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee Tuesday asked the police to greet him with "sweets and fruits" while ensuring there are no "riots" during Mohan Bhagwat's visit.
