Highlights We feel bad to see the situation of West Bengal. India has never seen such a situation previously. The state is virtually sitting on a volcano, WB Jagdeep Dhankhar said.
Dhankar asked the TMC chief if she has heard the cries and screams of the children and women in Nandigram where “lakhs of people are homeless”.
TMC said that the Governor is becoming a “laughing stock” and has brought down his own importance before the people of the state.
New Delhi: West Bengal Governor Jagdeep Dhankhar on Saturday (May 15) visited Nandigram in East Midnapore district to meet people allegedly affected by post-poll violence.
Post-poll violence in state is retributive , says West Bengal Governor Dhankhar I would appeal to Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee that it is high time she takes note of it. Millions of people are suffering because of this, Dhankhar said.
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NANDIGRAM:: West Bengal Governor Jagdeep Dhankhar on Saturday said the post-poll violence taking place in the state is retributive and added that Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee must take note of it. The state is passing through a very serious crisis of COVID-19 and unprecedented post-poll violence that is retributive in nature. I have never heard of such violence after elections, Dhankhar told ANI.
Shocked at condition of homeless families who faced post-poll atrocities: Bengal Guv
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Last Updated: May 15, 2021, 06:53 PM IST
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He wondered whether the chief minister has heard the cries of women and children, who took refuge in camps in Purba Medinipur s Nandigram area after being affected by the post- poll clashes. Dhankhar met violence-affected people who took shelters at camps in Kendemari, Bankim More, Chilagram, Nandigram Bazar and Town Club.
The governor on Friday alo visited a camp in Assam s Ranpagli, where several families claiming to be BJP supporters have taken shelter who faced post-poll atrocities.
West Bengal Governor Jagdeep Dhankhar on Saturday said he was shocked at the condition of several families who were rendered homeless after they had allegedly faced atrocities at the hands of ruling TMC workers here and accused Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee of being silent over the post-poll violence unleashed in the state.
Bengal guv hits out at Mamata over plight of people rendered homeless in Nandigram in post-poll violence
The governor expressed shock at the condition of several families who were rendered homeless after they had allegedly faced atrocities at the hands of ruling TMC workers in Nandigram. He accused Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee of being silent over the post-poll violence unleashed in the state
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West Bengal Governor Jagdeep Dhankhar during his visit to Nandigram. (Photo: PTI)
West Bengal Governor Jagdeep Dhankhar on Saturday said he was shocked at the condition of several families, who were rendered homeless after they had allegedly faced atrocities at the hands of ruling TMC workers in Nandigram, and accused Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee of being silent over the post-poll violence.
BSF and BGB exchange Eid gifts and greetings
True to the tradition of maintaining goodwill and friendly relations between India and Bangladesh, the border defence forces of both the countries greet each
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SILCHAR: True to the tradition of maintaining goodwill and friendly relations between India and Bangladesh, the border defence forces of both the countries greet each other with sweetmeats and gifts on important national events and holy occasions. On the holiest of holy occasions like Eid this time, there has been no exception. Strictly adhering to Covid protocol, 07 Bn BSF offered packets of fruits to 52 Bn of Border Guard Bangladesh.