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Malda Violence: Nitin Gadkari Hits Out At State Government
Union Minister Nitin Gadkari today lashed out at the Mamata Banerjee government over the Malda attack, accusing it of not taking action against the perpetrators and "sheltering criminals".
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Malda Violence: No Official Team To Visit West Bengal, Says Centre
Not willing to antagonize West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee, the Centre will not send any official team to West Bengal, as demanded by BJP, as of now to probe the violence in Malda.
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Centre To Send Team To Inquire Into Malda Violence: Government Sources
The Centre will send a team of officials to Malda to ascertain facts about the recent mob violence, as political parties trade allegations over the incident in West Bengal, where assembly elections are now months away.
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Malda Violence: After BJP Team, CPI(M) Delegation Denied Entry To Kaliachak
In the second such incident today, a CPI(M) delegation was denied permission to visit violence-hit Kaliachak in West Bengal's Malda district hours after a BJP team was stopped from going to the area by district authorities citing prohibitory orders.
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BJP, CPM Lawmakers Stopped From Visiting Malda
Three BJP parliamentarians sent by party chief Amit Shah on a "fact-finding" mission to West Bengal's Malda, which was hit by mob-violence last week, were stopped at the railway station and forced to take a train back to Kolkata on Monday. The same evening, CPM leader Mohammed Salim and his team, who were also on way to Malda, were stopped by the p...
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No Communal Tension In Bengal, Claims Mamata Banerjee
Days after protesters, most of them Muslim, went on a rampage in Malda, West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee has declared that "there is no communal tension" in her state.
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Home Minister Rajnath Singh Likely To Visit Violence-Hit Malda On January 18
Union Home Minister Rajnath Singh is likely to visit West Bengal's Malda district, which has recently witnessed violence that led to communal tension in the area, later this month.
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Malda Violence: Nitin Gadkari Hits Out At State Government
Union Minister Nitin Gadkari today lashed out at the Mamata Banerjee government over the Malda attack, accusing it of not taking action against the perpetrators and "sheltering criminals".
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Malda Violence: No Official Team To Visit West Bengal, Says Centre
Not willing to antagonize West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee, the Centre will not send any official team to West Bengal, as demanded by BJP, as of now to probe the violence in Malda.
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Centre To Send Team To Inquire Into Malda Violence: Government Sources
The Centre will send a team of officials to Malda to ascertain facts about the recent mob violence, as political parties trade allegations over the incident in West Bengal, where assembly elections are now months away.
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Malda Violence: After BJP Team, CPI(M) Delegation Denied Entry To Kaliachak
In the second such incident today, a CPI(M) delegation was denied permission to visit violence-hit Kaliachak in West Bengal's Malda district hours after a BJP team was stopped from going to the area by district authorities citing prohibitory orders.
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BJP, CPM Lawmakers Stopped From Visiting Malda
Three BJP parliamentarians sent by party chief Amit Shah on a "fact-finding" mission to West Bengal's Malda, which was hit by mob-violence last week, were stopped at the railway station and forced to take a train back to Kolkata on Monday. The same evening, CPM leader Mohammed Salim and his team, who were also on way to Malda, were stopped by the p...
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No Communal Tension In Bengal, Claims Mamata Banerjee
Days after protesters, most of them Muslim, went on a rampage in Malda, West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee has declared that "there is no communal tension" in her state.
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Home Minister Rajnath Singh Likely To Visit Violence-Hit Malda On January 18
Union Home Minister Rajnath Singh is likely to visit West Bengal's Malda district, which has recently witnessed violence that led to communal tension in the area, later this month.
