KOLKATA: Defying the state government's prohibitory orders, a BJP delegation on Sunday visited violence-hit Asansol to take inventory of the placement there after closing week's Ram Navami violence.
The four-member BJP delegation, led through its nationwide spokesperson Shahnawaz Hussain, visited Asansol amid tight safety and had been joined through the local BJP leaders at relief camps. After returning to Kolkata, Hussain blamed the Trinamool Congress (TMC) government for having didn't regulate the placement in the Asansol-Raniganj belt of West Burdwan district and stated, "It (the government) has played the role of a mute observer."
"We visited relief camps in Asansol and found that whatever had happened was wrong. It was a failure on the part of the state government," he instructed newshounds.
Hussain stated the delegation will submit to BJP leader Amit Shah on Monday a document on no matter they observed in Asansol. The delegation had been formed through the BJP leader. Besides Hussain, the delegation integrated BJP nationwide vice-president and Rajya Sabha member Om Prakash Mathur, Palamu MP and former director basic of Jharkhand police Vishnu Dayal Ram and Rajya Sabha member Roopa Ganguly.
"We want the administration to take strict action against the culprits responsible for the riots here," Mathur stated.
On learn how to the coal town of Asansol, the delegation was first stopped through the police at Basra More and then near Kalipahari as prohibitory orders had been in force in the house.
The BJP leaders, alternatively caught to their plans and proceeded to Asansol. The Mamata Banerjee government had on Saturday stated it will now not permit the BJP workforce to visit the coal cities of Asansol and Raniganj as prohibitory orders beneath Section 144, CrPC had been in force in the riothit cities.
It had additionally stated that with the dates for the panchayat polls announced and the type code of habits being in force, it will now not be capable to provide ample safety for the BJP delegation visiting Asansol.
Governor Keshari Nath Tripathi had on Saturday paid a visit to the violence-hit areas of Asansol and Raniganj and appealed for peace.
The four-member BJP delegation, led through its nationwide spokesperson Shahnawaz Hussain, visited Asansol amid tight safety and had been joined through the local BJP leaders at relief camps. After returning to Kolkata, Hussain blamed the Trinamool Congress (TMC) government for having didn't regulate the placement in the Asansol-Raniganj belt of West Burdwan district and stated, "It (the government) has played the role of a mute observer."
"We visited relief camps in Asansol and found that whatever had happened was wrong. It was a failure on the part of the state government," he instructed newshounds.
Hussain stated the delegation will submit to BJP leader Amit Shah on Monday a document on no matter they observed in Asansol. The delegation had been formed through the BJP leader. Besides Hussain, the delegation integrated BJP nationwide vice-president and Rajya Sabha member Om Prakash Mathur, Palamu MP and former director basic of Jharkhand police Vishnu Dayal Ram and Rajya Sabha member Roopa Ganguly.
"We want the administration to take strict action against the culprits responsible for the riots here," Mathur stated.
On learn how to the coal town of Asansol, the delegation was first stopped through the police at Basra More and then near Kalipahari as prohibitory orders had been in force in the house.
The BJP leaders, alternatively caught to their plans and proceeded to Asansol. The Mamata Banerjee government had on Saturday stated it will now not permit the BJP workforce to visit the coal cities of Asansol and Raniganj as prohibitory orders beneath Section 144, CrPC had been in force in the riothit cities.
It had additionally stated that with the dates for the panchayat polls announced and the type code of habits being in force, it will now not be capable to provide ample safety for the BJP delegation visiting Asansol.
Governor Keshari Nath Tripathi had on Saturday paid a visit to the violence-hit areas of Asansol and Raniganj and appealed for peace.
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