After violent protests, West Bengal has been peaceful and police arrested several times. BSF tightens border vigil

Kolkata: The day after the ISF-led protests in Bhangar, 24 Parganas District, south of West Bengal, the situation was peaceful but nervous when opposing the WAQF bill. At least nine people were arrested for violence.

Kolkata police said: “The situation in Bangal is completely under control. Specific cases involving illegal acts involving public property have been registered and the attack will continue to arrest them. The public is unwilling to ignore the rumors. Serious legal action will be taken to take serious legal action against those who find misunderstandings spreading.”

To date, West Bengal police have arrested 221 people, including two brothers involved in Murhidabad’s violence, killing father and son in Jafrabad. “We have collected detailed CCTV footage and arrested two people – Kalu Nadab from the range of the Mulalah Police Station in Bilboom and another person from the Suti Police Station in the border area of ​​the Mershidabad.
“The cybercrime department has blocked 193 fake social media accounts in total and has taken legal action. No incidents have occurred since yesterday. This situation is under control and no incidents have been reported. BSF, CRPF and state police are patrolling the area.”

Reports have shown the role of Bangladesh militants in Murhidabad violence, and the BSF has strengthened the security of international borders. BSF (Oriental Command) ADG Ravi Gandhi offers extensive tours of the border areas of the Marda region.