Bengal’s Most sensible Bureaucrat, Police Leader To Skip Meet Over Assault On Convoy
BJP leader JP Nadda’s convoy was once attacked in West Bengal (Report)
Kolkata:
Bengal’s two best officials, summoned by way of the centre over legislation and order within the state after an assault on BJP president JP Nadda’s convoy, won’t attend the assembly on Monday, the state executive stated nowadays.
The Leader Secretary and Director Common of Police won’t attend the assembly with the Union House Secretary because the incident was once “already being tested”, the state executive stated in a letter to the centre.
The House Ministry had stated the assembly were referred to as “to speak about the legislation and order scenario… together with the new assaults on Z-category protectees”.
“We had certainly made elaborate preparations for safety protection of the protectees the day before today,” stated Leader Secretary Alapan Bandyopadhyay within the letter.
The centre’s summons adopted Governor Jagdeep Dhankhar’s report back to House Minister Amit Shah detailing “deteriorating legislation and order”.
Mr Nadda’s convoy was once attacked with bricks, stones and sticks close to Kolkata on Thursday afternoon. Some leaders had been injured and automobiles had been broken within the incident, which the BJP stated was once the paintings of supporters of Leader Minister Mamata Banerjee’s Trinamool Congress.
Seven other people had been arrested and 3 FIRs (First Data Reviews) had been filed by way of the police, one in opposition to a BJP chief.
The Leader Minister has accused the BJP of staging the assault and falsely accusing her party males as a part of a political conspiracy within the run-up to the Bengal election due in six months.
When the incident came about, Mr Nadda’s convoy was once on its technique to Diamond Harbour, the parliamentary constituency of the Leader Minister’s nephew Abhishek Banerjee. The automobiles had been attacked with rocks and sticks by way of a mob allegedly of Trinamool supporters. The BJP stated its leaders like Kailash Vijayvargiya and Mukul Roy had been harm.
“Bengal has descended into an technology of tyranny, anarchy and darkness below the Trinamool rule. The style wherein political violence has been institutionalised and dropped at the intense in West Bengal below TMC rule is gloomy and being concerned,” Mr Shah tweeted.
He stated the central executive was once taking the incident “critically” and the West Bengal executive “should solution to the peace-loving other people of the state for this backed violence.”
