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Kaliachak Violence : Reckless & Shameless Politics

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Jan 11, 2016, 02:55 pm IST
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Communal clash at Kaliachak put minority Hindus in severe danger in Mamata Banerjee ruled West Bengal.
January 3, what happened in the entire day at Kaliachak Chowringhee of Malda district is nothing but another rehearsal of August 16, 1946 that was framed by the then British Government and Sehrawardi government of undivided Bengal in Kolkata with a few exceptions in a nutshell.
A group of fanatic Muslims started assembling at kaliachak since morning being on January 3 and the mob had gone to one lakh as told by the eye witness. They began to raise slogan against the Central Government and PM Modi as they alleged that some Kamlesh Tewari had insulted Prophet Muhammad in Uttar Pradesh.

Roots of Violence

Kamlesh Tiwari is facing the wrath of Muslims for allegedly making  derogatory remarks against the Prophet Muhammad.
Tiwari’s statement had come a day after Uttar Pradesh Cabinet minister Azam Khan called RSS members homosexuals.
According to reports, around one lakh Muslims gathered in Muzaffarnagar, demanding death penalty for Tiwari. Similar protests against Tiwari have been reported from Bengaluru and Delhi.
Tiwari is currently behind bars on charges of hate speech.

The road was completely blocked by the mob and later they attacked the Kaliachak police station. The entire police station was set ablazed and the police forces were heavily beaten by the Muslim mob. They also damaged the BDO office and torched nearly 20 vehicles. All valuable documents were burnt to ashes by the fanatics.
Later they started burning houses of the Hindus. It has also been reported that Shani-temple, Durga Temple and few other Hindu temples had been attacked and damaged at Baliadanga and other places. They also damaged the house of an RSS karyarkarta, Raju Karmakar. A youth Ankur Tiwari sustained a gunshot and is presently in a  private nursing home in Malda, Disha.

““Malda was burning and Mamata Banerjee Government was watching it like a mute spectator. Her administration has totally surrendered to the Muslim communal forces.  Mainstream media are also suppressing this mayhem against Hindus.”—Kailash Vijayavarghiya, Senior BJP leader”
 

People say that the lame excuse to set fire and burning down all records of the police station was pre-planned to destroy many documents of arrested culprits of the minority community for anti-national activities like bringing fake currency in a huge quantity and being attached with many Muslim jihadi organisations.
Malda has become a Muslim majority area and Kaliachak is called another Pakistan by the common people with Muslim population of over 90 per cent. Meanwhile, Section 144 has been imposed in that area. Hindus are in fear and demanding Central Government team to visit Kaliachak as the TMC Government is acting for appeasing the minority community. The Centre has sought a report from West Bengal Government on the recent violence in Malda district which has led to communal tension in the area and public properties were destroyed. Home Minister Rajnath Singh himself will visit Malda to take a review which shows seriousness of the matter.
Bengal CM Mamata Banerjee’s administration has totally surrendered to the Muslim communal forces. Incidentally, earlier there was so much of hue and cry over intolerance but now no pseudo-secular intellectual is uttering a single world related to this incident. Even the mainstream media also has ignored this brutal incident and tried to suppress this mayhem against Hindus.                           Basudeb Pal

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