Governor of Western Bengal CV Anand Bose
Morshidabad violence:: The governor of Western Bengal, the CV Anand Bose, met a man and members of his son’s family, and other victims, who were killed in violence during the demonstration against the Waqf law in the Murshidabad district on Saturday and assured them any possible help. The bose met for the first time the family members of the late Hargovind Das and Chandan Das on Saturday and heard their requests in the Jafarabad region in Shamsherganj.
Bose told journalists after meeting the family of the deceased: “I will examine the requests. Three to four suggestions were received. He demanded the deployment of BSF in the region. I will raise the case to the appropriate officers. Admittedly, concrete measures will be taken. I also shared the number of “peace room” (Helpline of Raj Bhavan) with them.
Members of the members of the deceased family were seen falling into the governor’s feet and pleading in favor of justice. After talking to the local population of the Dhulian Bazar region, Bose said: “I told them (the victims) to speak to me without any time. They want justice and they will have justice.
Regarding the requirements of the local population in Betbona in Dhulian and Shamsherganj, Bose said that he would examine it personally.
He said, “People have many requests. First, they want justice. Second, they want peace and thirdly, they want a permanent BSF camp there. All this will be taken very seriously and will be raised before the officials concerned for appropriate measures. I will recover it personally for the inhabitants of Bengal. ‘
However, he refused to say whether the chief minister Mamata Banerjee should visit the district affected by the riots or not. Asked about the situation in the affected areas, Bose said that although the situation is under control after the deployment of the central forces, the inhabitants are still in panic. He said: “After the central forces arrived, state forces are now working in United and the situation is still in control. People’s feelings were injured. It should be noted. ‘
Bose said: “I will certainly contact the chief minister, the government of India and all civil servants and I will also inform people. It is my duty to report to the authorities of what I have seen in the region and in my opinion on this subject. Meanwhile, a section of villagers demonstrated in Betbona, Jafarabad, blocking the road and demanded that the Governor, whose convoy be gone from there, returns and listens to them. An official said Bose returned to Betbona later and discussed with the villagers and pacified him.
At least three people, whose father and son, died in violence broke out during demonstrations against the Waqf law (amendment) from April 8 to 12 in these areas dominated by Muslims. After that, more than 274 people were arrested in this regard. The officer said that before starting his visit to Shamsherganj, Bose spoke to certain family members affected in the Farakka guest house where he was staying. Friday, the chief minister Mamata Banerjee asked the governor to postpone the tour. Despite this, Bose visited Malda and moved away from the areas affected by the violence of the Murshidabad district and met people living in a temporary refugee camp.
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