West Bengal News / Action on students, BJP called for a bandh...Mamata also showed her attitude

West Bengal News: The tragic incident with a female trainee doctor at RG Kar Hospital in Kolkata has shaken not only the city but the entire country. The incident has also created an uproar in the political arena. The Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) has put Mamata Banerjee's government in the dock over the issue, and its impact is having a profound effect on the political and social landscape of West Bengal.

BJP and Mamata Banerjee clash

The BJP has called for a 12-hour bandh in West Bengal, which will be in force from 6 am to 6 pm. The bandh is against the police action during the march to the state secretariat Nabanna. The BJP alleges that Mamata Banerjee's government is trying to save the culprits. Apart from this, Bengal BJP chief Sukanta Majumdar has written a letter to the Governor demanding the release of students who were arrested during the recent demonstrations.

At the same time, the Mamata Banerjee government has flatly refused to allow this bandh. The government has issued an order to all employees to be present in the office and no leave or casual leave will be allowed. If someone does not come to the office, a show cause notice will be issued to him.

Mamata Banerjee's reaction

Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee tweeted that she dedicates the foundation day of Trinamool Chhatra Parishad to the women who fell victim to this horrific incident. She said that this incident has shocked the whole country and expressed deep condolences to the victim's family. Mamata appealed to the students to remain committed to keeping the society and culture aware and stay away from violence.

Allegations of TMC and BJP

TMC leader Narayan Ghosh has accused the BJP of trying to harass poor people and create unrest in Bengal. He says that the common people and the poor are with Mamata Banerjee and these actions of the BJP cannot threaten the stability of West Bengal.

On the contrary, BJP President JP Nadda has accused Mamata Banerjee that all limits of inhumanity have been crossed with the daughter in Bengal. Nadda accused Mamata's government of protecting the culprits and said that the government has not taken appropriate action regarding this incident.

Reaction of police and governor

During the protest organized against this incident, the police lathicharged, fired tear gas shells and sprayed water. More than 25 policemen were injured in this violent clash and more than 100 protesters were detained. Bengal Governor CV Anand Bose called this situation a threat to democracy and accused the Mamata government of violating the democratic rights of the people. He said that the government is protecting criminals and attacking peaceful protesters.

BJP calls for Bengal Bandh

West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee tweeted that today I dedicate the foundation day of Trinamool Chhatra Parishad to my sister, whose tragic death in RG Kar Hospital a few days ago we had mourned. And our heartfelt condolences to the family of that sister who was brutally tortured and killed and who is demanding speedy justice, as well as to women of all ages across the country who have been subjected to such inhuman acts. Sorry. Students, youth have a great social role. It is the work of the student society to keep society and culture awake, to give the dream of a new day and to inspire everyone with bright resolutions of a new day. Today I appeal to all of them to be encouraged and committed in this effort. My dear stay well, stay healthy, stay committed to a bright future.

TMC leader Narayan Ghosh said, BJP wants to harass poor people. They have come to West Bengal to commit robbery. Common and poor people are with Mamata Banerjee. West Bengal cannot be stopped by doing such things.

JP Nadda attacked Mamata Banerjee

Mamata government is getting surrounded on Kolkata incident. BJP President JP Nadda attacked Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee and said that all limits of cruelty have been crossed with the daughter in Bengal. At the same time, TMC leader Kunal Ghosh has said that we also want justice, now everything is in the hands of CBI.

The brutality with the trainee female doctor in Kolkata's RG Kar Hospital has shaken the whole country. People came out on the streets against this serious crime. Thousands of youth came out on the streets under Nabanna Abhiyan yesterday. During this, the police lathicharged and fired tear gas shells. Water was also sprayed on the protesters. During this, more than 25 policemen were injured. Police detained more than 100 protesters and registered several cases in different police stations of Kolkata.

What did the Governor of Bengal say?

There was a situation of conflict between police and public. On what was seen on the streets of Kolkata yesterday, Bengal Governor CV Anand Bose said that nothing could have been worse for democracy. People were raising slogans demanding justice with the tricolor, but the Mamata government was playing with the democratic rights and national sentiments of the people. Netaji Subhash Chandra Bose had given the slogan of Delhi Chalo, but people here are raising the slogan of Nabanna Chalo for justice. Jungle Raj, Gunda Raj should end from the hearts and minds of the people. Bengal should become a peaceful state.

The Governor also said that the way the Supreme Court has also said that people should be allowed to protest peacefully, the state government did not allow that either. It seems that the government is protecting criminals and attacking protesters. Stop the game of these murderers. The people of Bengal want justice, justice and only justice. The people of Bengal are ready. We will overcome this.

Conclusion

This incident at Kolkata's RG Kar Hospital has exposed serious problems of society, politics and law and order. It remains to be seen what is the outcome of this clash between Mamata Banerjee's government and BJP and whether the victim's family gets justice. Meanwhile, the people and political parties of West Bengal are reacting strongly to this issue, which may become even more complicated in the coming days.