West Bengal CM Mamata Banerjee on Thursday urged Governor CV Ananda Bose to postpone his proposed visit to Murshidabad. Three people lost their lives, while numerous left injured in the Murshidabad riots.
Speaking from the country secretariat Nabanna, she advised non-locals not to visit Murshidabad. “I could attraction to the governor to look forward to some more days, as confidence-building measures are underway. The scenario is normalising,” as per statement.
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Despite CM request, Governor Bose said that he aim to visit the district to make an objective assessment of the floor state of affairs. “I will clearly visit Murshidabad on the round to see for myself the realities. The scenario comes under control. We have to take similarly steps to save you comparable occurrences in the future. People from the area have asked a BSF camp there,” he told reporters right here after the assembly of some of the victims of violence in Kolkata.
CM plan to Control Murshidabad Violence
Mamata Banerjee stated that a Special Investigation Team (SIT) shaped to probe the Murshidabad violence. She said that she rebuild the homes of the victims who were impacted by the Murshidabad violence. Banerjee also said that the management is looking to restore the confidence of the people of Murshidabad. A huge range of police employees, at the side of vital paramilitary forces, had been deployed in Murshidabad to maintain peace.
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