Case In opposition to BJP’s Tejasvi Surya, Dilip Ghosh Over Bengal Violence
he Police alleged that the ones charged inspired the party staff to create violence in Siliguri
Siliguri:
West Bengal Police on Wednesday registered FIRs towards veteran BJP leaders Kailash Vijayvargiya, Tejasvi Surya, Dilip Ghosh, and several other different party leaders at the allegation that they inspired violence all through the party’s “Uttarkanya Abhijan” march in Siliguri on December 7.
A suo moto case used to be registered on the New Jalpaiguri police station of Siliguri Metropolitan Police towards BJP nationwide common secretary and state observer Kailash Vijayvargiya, MP and BJP Yuva Morcha president Tejasvi Surya, state BJP leader Dilip Ghosh. Police additionally charged Soumitra Khan, Sayantan Bose, Sukanta Majumder, Nisith Pramanik, Raju Bista, John BArla, Khogen Murmu, Sanku Deb Panda and Praveen Agarwal and others.
The Police alleged that the ones charged inspired the party staff to create violence, spoil regulation and order, conflict with police and harm executive houses.
Loads of BJP staff and supporters marched against Uttarkanya, the state executive’s department secretariat, on Monday, protesting the TMC executive’s “misrule,” within the state when police stopped them.
Employees of the Bharatiya Janata Yuva Morcha (BJYM) and BJP and leaders fought a pitched combat with police when they had been averted from transferring previous the barricades at two issues close to the department secretariat. The Police later issued a commentary alleging that “severe acts of violence” had been dedicated on the Siliguri protest they usually used water cannons and fired a number of rounds of tear gasoline shells to disperse the group.
One BJP party employee, named Ulen Roy, succumbed to accidents led to via pellets fired from shotgun, consistent with a postmortem document. The West Bengal police claimed that the pressure didn’t use shotguns and alleged that “armed individuals had been introduced they usually fired from firearms.”
BJP nationwide common secretary and state in-charge Kailash Vijayvargiya alleged {that a} “nexus of police and Trinamool Congress (TMC) goons” used to be in the back of the demise of party employee Ulen Roy.
“That is police’s Nadirshahi (cruelty) and the anarchy of Mamata Banerjee executive. There’s a nexus between the police and TMC goons. Police had been the use of tear gasoline and goons had been hurling nation bombs” he had stated.
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