Centre seeks report from West Bengal on post-poll violence
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After the Assembly election outcomes had been declared on May 2, a number of situations of poll-related violence, which left a number of useless, had been reported within the State.
The Ministry of Home Affairs on Wednesday shot off one other letter to the West Bengal authorities, saying no steps had been taken but to abate the post-poll violence within the State.
It requested the State authorities to take steps to cease the violence and ship a report instantly. It added that if the report was not acquired the “matter will be viewed seriously”.
The Ministry had on May 3 written an analogous letter to the State authorities and sought a report. It reminded the State on Wednesday that it was but to obtain the report.
After the Assembly election outcomes had been declared on May 2, a number of situations of poll-related violence, which left a number of useless, had been reported within the State.
The Bharatiya Janata Party has claimed that six of its members had been killed in varied incidents. The Communist Party of India (Marxist) and the Congress social gathering have additionally alleged assaults on their cadres.
The ruling Trinamool Congress has additionally claimed that a few of its social gathering staff had been killed.
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