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Murshidabad incident should be investigated by NIA: International President of VHP Alok Kumar

Citing the gravity of the situation and the need for an impartial and thorough inquiry in the recent Anti-Waqf violence in west Bengal's Murshidabad, International President of the VHP, Alok Kumar has called for a probe by the National Investigation Agency 

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International President of VHP Alok Kumar asks for NIA probe in Murshidabad Violence

International President of VHP Alok Kumar asks for NIA probe in Murshidabad Violence

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Kolkata: The International President of the Vishva Hindu Parishad and Senior Advocate Alok Kumar expressed concern today over the brutal murder of Hindus, riots, arson, violence, looting, and large-scale migration incidents that took place in Murshidabad, West Bengal. He stated that while protests occur nationwide, why are violence and attacks on Hindus happening on such a large scale only in Bengal? He demanded a probe by the National Investigation Agency (NIA) into the entire incident in Murshidabad and remarked that preventing organizations from coming forward to assist the Hindu community forced to live in relief camps in Malda is also an inhuman act.

Addressing a press conference at Bhasha Bhavan in Alipur, Kolkata, the VHP president expressed deep concern that the Chief Minister of the state, Mamata Banerjee, remains silent on the jihadist attacks happening to Hindus everywhere. She claims that these attacks were premeditated with the involvement of foreign Bangladeshis and that this issue is international, but still, why does she not demand an investigation by the NIA into the incident? We believe that justice should be provided to the victimized Hindus and severe punishment to the attacking jihadists. Those whose property has been looted, burned, or vandalized should be compensated immediately, and Hindus in the state, should be ensured safety and security.

Alok Kumar also stated that protests on various issues are common across the country; however, attacks on Hindus and their brutal killings in the name of these protests have become a trend in Bengal in recent years. This cannot happen without the government’s indifference and the direct or indirect support of the ruling party to such extremist and anti-social elements. Therefore, there should also be an investigation into why protestors, regardless of the issue, specifically target Hindus.

He said that many such victims’ families are being forcibly sent back to Murshidabad by the state Government, to hide its own shortcomings. While the families are saying that their lives are in danger unless there is a strong security arrangement by the central security forces there, we will not go there risking our lives. But isn’t the state government’s decision to forcibly throw Hindus in front of those cruel wolves like killing them alive? The state government should reconsider this decision.

Topics: Murshidabad violenceWaqf (Amendment) Act 2025International President of the Vishva Hindu ParishadVHPAttack on Hindus
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