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Heavy violence was witnessed in West Bengal in protest against the Waqf law. 3 people died in the violence in Murshidabad, hundreds were injured, while many people had to leave their homes and take shelter elsewhere. In view of the violence, central security forces have been deployed. Along with this, there is a tight vigil in the violence-hit area. Meanwhile, a big revelation has been made in the Murshidabad riot case.
If sources in Indian investigative agencies are to be believed, this violence was being planned for a long time. For the last 3 months, people of the area were planning to carry out this incident. Funding was done from abroad for this.
Funding was being done from abroad
The planning and entire expenditure of the Murshidabad violence was being done on the trust of Turkey, from here the entire fund for the violence is being given. If the investigative agencies are to be believed, every attacker and stone pelter involved in this plan was given Rs 500 for looting. Their training was going on continuously for the last 3 months. The conspirators had planned to make Bengal a Bangladesh, just like the riots were seen in the Bangladesh violence. The plan was similar here as well.
CM Mamata’s appeal to the public
Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee has appealed to the people for peace after the Murshidabad violence. She said that I will tell everyone that everyone has the right to protest peacefully with permission but do not take the law into their own hands. No matter who it is. There is no need for those who break the law. The one who keeps a calm mind wins.
When did the violence start in Murshidabad
Violence has been going on since April 10 in protest against the Waqf Act in Murshidabad, West Bengal. About 300 Border Security Force (BSF) personnel are already deployed in Murshidabad and the Center has deployed five additional companies of central forces to help restore order.
Let us tell you that in the violence that erupted over the Waqf (Amendment) Act of the Central Government, the protesters set fire to police vehicles, blocked roads and damaged railway property. There is still more than a year left for the elections in Bengal. In such a situation, people are quite worried with the news of these riots.
