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"Culture In West Bengal...": Tripura Chief Minister On Ram Navami Clashes
Targetting the West Bengal government over violence during Ram Navami, Tripura Chief Minister Manik Saha said that it is painful, everybody wants peace but this culture of violence in West Bengal exists for a long time.
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Bengal Cops Stop Fact-Finding Team From Visiting Violence-Hit Hooghly
The 'fact-finding' team, led by retired Patna High Court judge L Narasimha Reddy, was stopped near Konnagar when they were on the way to Serampore and Rishra as prohibitory orders were still imposed in the area, a police officer said.
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Heavy Force In Bengal's Violence-Hit Rishra, Internet Still Suspended
Prohibitory order was still in force and internet services remained suspended amid heavy deployment of police force in violence-hit Rishra town of West Bengal's Hooghly district on Wednesday, police said.
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Bengal BJP Chief Stopped Again By Police On Way To Violence-Hit Hooghly
The BJP's West Bengal president Sukanta Majumdar on Tuesday was stopped for the second consecutive day from visiting the riot-hit areas of Hooghly district by the police citing prohibitory orders.
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"Won't Allow Hooligans To Take Law In Their Hands": Bengal Governor
Rushing from Darjeeling to visit violence-hit areas of Hooghly district, West Bengal Governor Dr CV Ananda Bose on Tuesday said hooligans will not be allowed to take law into their hands.
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Calcutta High Court Directs Bengal Government To File Report On Fresh Rishra Violence
The Calcutta High Court on Tuesday directed the West Bengal government to file a report on fresh clashes in Rishra in Hooghly district after lawyers representing senior BJP leader Suvendu Adhikari mentioned the matter before a division bench.
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Bengal Violence "Criminal, Not Communal": Mamata Banerjee Targets BJP
Hours after a fresh round of violence hit West Bengal's Rishra town, Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee said these were not communal clashes, but criminal acts by goons allegedly hired by the BJP.
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Mamata Banerjee Appeals For Peace After Ram Navami Clashes In Bengal
Bengal's Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee today appealed for peace and asked "Hindu brothers" to ensure that minorities are protected as prohibitory orders remained in force after post-Ram Navami violence in two towns of the densely populate Hooghly di
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Stopped From Going To Hooghly, Says Bengal BJP Chief Day After Violence
Prohibitory orders continued, internet services remained suspended overnight in some areas of the violence-hit Hooghly district in West Bengal and the BJP state president was stopped from entering Rishra by the police on Monday.
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Prohibitory Orders In Bengal's Hooghly After Clashes During Ram Navami Rally
Prohibitory orders are in force in West Bengal's Hooghly district, where clashes broke out between two groups during a Ram Navami procession, police said on Monday.
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"Will Crush Hooligans With Iron Hand": Bengal Governor On Hooghly Violence
West Bengal Governor CV Ananda Bose on Sunday assured that culprits who created ruckus during the Shobha yatra in Hooghly will be arrested tonight.
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BJP MLA Injured As Clashes Erupt Again During Ram Navami Rally In Bengal
A BJP MLA was injured in violence that broke out today in West Bengal's Hooghly while the party was taking out a procession themed on Ram Navami.
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West Bengal Government Forcibly Stopped Me From Visiting Amdanga: BJP MP
Amid charges by the ruling Trinamool Congress that he is instigating violence in Hooghly and North 24 Parganas districts, BJP MP Arjun Singh on Saturday claimed that he was "forcibly" stopped on way to Amdanga to meet the family of two party supporters who were "killed in firing".
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Some Political Party Triggering Violence In Bengal, Says Mamata Banerjee
BJP leaders in Bengal sat on protest for over an hour at Chinsura in the Hooghly district where two communities have clashed over coronavirus since Sunday and resorted to widespread arson and looting.
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Violence In Bengal Again Over Movement In Coronavirus Containment Zones
After relative calm for 24 hours, violence erupted at Telinipara in West Bengal's Hooghly district, with rival communities hurling bombs at each other in a continuation of Sunday's clash over people from one coronavirus containment zone allegedly entering another virus-hit zone to use public toilets.
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"Culture In West Bengal...": Tripura Chief Minister On Ram Navami Clashes
Targetting the West Bengal government over violence during Ram Navami, Tripura Chief Minister Manik Saha said that it is painful, everybody wants peace but this culture of violence in West Bengal exists for a long time.
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Bengal Cops Stop Fact-Finding Team From Visiting Violence-Hit Hooghly
The 'fact-finding' team, led by retired Patna High Court judge L Narasimha Reddy, was stopped near Konnagar when they were on the way to Serampore and Rishra as prohibitory orders were still imposed in the area, a police officer said.
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Heavy Force In Bengal's Violence-Hit Rishra, Internet Still Suspended
Prohibitory order was still in force and internet services remained suspended amid heavy deployment of police force in violence-hit Rishra town of West Bengal's Hooghly district on Wednesday, police said.
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Bengal BJP Chief Stopped Again By Police On Way To Violence-Hit Hooghly
The BJP's West Bengal president Sukanta Majumdar on Tuesday was stopped for the second consecutive day from visiting the riot-hit areas of Hooghly district by the police citing prohibitory orders.
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"Won't Allow Hooligans To Take Law In Their Hands": Bengal Governor
Rushing from Darjeeling to visit violence-hit areas of Hooghly district, West Bengal Governor Dr CV Ananda Bose on Tuesday said hooligans will not be allowed to take law into their hands.
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Calcutta High Court Directs Bengal Government To File Report On Fresh Rishra Violence
The Calcutta High Court on Tuesday directed the West Bengal government to file a report on fresh clashes in Rishra in Hooghly district after lawyers representing senior BJP leader Suvendu Adhikari mentioned the matter before a division bench.
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Bengal Violence "Criminal, Not Communal": Mamata Banerjee Targets BJP
Hours after a fresh round of violence hit West Bengal's Rishra town, Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee said these were not communal clashes, but criminal acts by goons allegedly hired by the BJP.
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Mamata Banerjee Appeals For Peace After Ram Navami Clashes In Bengal
Bengal's Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee today appealed for peace and asked "Hindu brothers" to ensure that minorities are protected as prohibitory orders remained in force after post-Ram Navami violence in two towns of the densely populate Hooghly di
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Stopped From Going To Hooghly, Says Bengal BJP Chief Day After Violence
Prohibitory orders continued, internet services remained suspended overnight in some areas of the violence-hit Hooghly district in West Bengal and the BJP state president was stopped from entering Rishra by the police on Monday.
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Prohibitory Orders In Bengal's Hooghly After Clashes During Ram Navami Rally
Prohibitory orders are in force in West Bengal's Hooghly district, where clashes broke out between two groups during a Ram Navami procession, police said on Monday.
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"Will Crush Hooligans With Iron Hand": Bengal Governor On Hooghly Violence
West Bengal Governor CV Ananda Bose on Sunday assured that culprits who created ruckus during the Shobha yatra in Hooghly will be arrested tonight.
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BJP MLA Injured As Clashes Erupt Again During Ram Navami Rally In Bengal
A BJP MLA was injured in violence that broke out today in West Bengal's Hooghly while the party was taking out a procession themed on Ram Navami.
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West Bengal Government Forcibly Stopped Me From Visiting Amdanga: BJP MP
Amid charges by the ruling Trinamool Congress that he is instigating violence in Hooghly and North 24 Parganas districts, BJP MP Arjun Singh on Saturday claimed that he was "forcibly" stopped on way to Amdanga to meet the family of two party supporters who were "killed in firing".
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Some Political Party Triggering Violence In Bengal, Says Mamata Banerjee
BJP leaders in Bengal sat on protest for over an hour at Chinsura in the Hooghly district where two communities have clashed over coronavirus since Sunday and resorted to widespread arson and looting.
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Violence In Bengal Again Over Movement In Coronavirus Containment Zones
After relative calm for 24 hours, violence erupted at Telinipara in West Bengal's Hooghly district, with rival communities hurling bombs at each other in a continuation of Sunday's clash over people from one coronavirus containment zone allegedly entering another virus-hit zone to use public toilets.
