BJP MP Nishikant Dubey starts pointing towards the spark emerging from Murshidabad in West Bengal.
BJP MP Nishikant Dubey starts pointing towards the spark emerging from Murshidabad in West Bengal when he says that “there is a Supreme Court responsible for civil war in the country.” Incidentally, on 21 April, in the same violence case, advocate Vishnu Shankar Jain, who arrived in the Supreme Court with a petition to send the Central Police Force in the state in the same violence case, was given Judge BR Gavai and AG on lawyer Vishnu Shankar Jain. With the remarks of Christ’s bench, the tension in the burning issue of the judiciary vs. Executive showed new to the newly.
In fact, on April 5, when President Draupadi Murmu approval was received on the Waqf Amendment Bill 2025, protesters came out on the highway in Murshidabad and some incidents of sabotage occurred. The same evening, two Muslim youths were seriously injured by the police bullet. But at around 9-10 am on April 12, in Dighori, Zafarabad, Ranipal and Bedbona Mohallas, some unknown youths armed with weapons appeared and loot and arson started in Hindu homes. Father-son Hargobind (71 years) and Chandan Das (41 years) were beaten to death in Zafarabad. Some locals tried to stop, then they were threatened. These mohallas have been living together in mixed population for years. Abdul Haleem of Dighori Sahapada says, “When the mob started attacking, we locals tried to stop them, they also threatened us. They were armed with weapons.” Anwara Bibi of Dighori Palpada also says the same. He said, “His mouths were covered and no slogan was raising.”
When the news of the death of these murders and police bullets was spread, unrest spread in many areas on 13 April. Many policemen also suffered injuries. It is said that around 300 Hindu families took refuge in high school across the Ganges in Lalpur across the Ganges. Some reached their relatives here. On 16-17 April, people returned to their homes when the atmosphere is calm, but many families are keeping women and children away. Many Muslim families have also gone out of fear of the ‘noble-proclaimed buses’ of the police and paramilitary police forces. Some house and shops have also been lit.
Later, when the police caught some miscreants, they do not know Bangla allegedly and some are not Muslims. On this basis, the ruling Trinamool Congress and opposition leftist parties and Congress in the state allege that the BJP had called ‘external elements’ from Bihar and Jharkhand. Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee said that the miscreants were brought on hire from outside at Rs 6000-7000. BJP and RSS etc. alleged that Muslim radical elements and Bangaldeshi were involved in it. The Islamic Secular Front also performed in Bhangar near Kolkata.
