National Commission for Women Member Archana Majumdar on Saturday Termed The Violence in MURSHIDABAD as Horification and Unacceptable and Urged the Chief Minister Mamata Mamata Baneerjee Banerajee-Sing West Bengal Government to Take Responsibility for the incident.
Speaking to Medipersons, Majumdar Said, “Some Woman Lost their Husband, Some Lost their Son. People were dragged out of their homes and butchered. This is horific. In West Bengal. We have seen all of the first time.
Earlier Today, A Delegation of the National Commission of Women, LED by Its Chairperson Vijaya Rahatkar, Visited the Violence-Affected Murshidabad Area and Said it will submit its report to the centers.
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Speaking to Medipersons, Rahatkar said the commission will put forth the demands of the pedle before the government.
“The suffering these people are going through is inhuman. We will put their demands in front of the government,” Rahatkar said.
Rahatkar is part of the probe commissione constituted by the nC, which is on a three-day visit to affected area in west Bengal, Including Malda and Murshidabad. The NCW Chairperson Said That Her Visit Aims to Boost The Morale of Women who has been left about traumatised by the Communal Unrest.
A team of the National Commission for Women (NCW) Are on a visit to the violence-affected murshidabad, where violence broke out during the protest against the Waqf Amendment Act on April 11.
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The Violence Broke out on April 11 in the Muslim-Dominated MURSHIDABAD Distrint a protest over the waqf (amendment) Act, Resulting in the Deaths of two people, Injuries to SEVERAL OTHERSPREAD Property Damage.
The protests sweep Across Malda, Murshidabad, South 24 Parganas, and Hooghly Districtions, Leading to Arson, Stone-Peelting, and Road Blockades. Several Families have been displaced, with many migraining to jharkhand’s pakur district, while others have taken refuge in reliaf camps set up in Malda.
