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This video clip uploaded on social media is said to be on 27 March during the protests of the Muslim community.
Internet service has been discontinued after communal violence in Mothabari in Malda district of West Bengal. A large number of police have been deployed in the area. Meanwhile, 34 miscreants have been arrested on charges of sabotage, robbery and violence in Hindus’ houses, shops and vehicles.
Here on Friday, the Calcutta High Court has sought an action report on the violence to the District Magistrate and Superintendent of Police till April 3. The court said that the state should work carefully. Also, appropriate steps should be taken to protect the violence affected.
According to reports, communal tension started on 26 March after a procession taken out in front of the mosque of the area. The Muslim community staged a protest on 27 March in protest. Meanwhile, the mob attacked Hindus shops, houses and vehicles.
According to the police, the situation is currently under control. Those identified in the video footage have been sent to police custody, while the rest have been sent to judicial custody.
The state armed police and three companies of RAF are monitoring the sensitive areas of Kaliachak blocks.
How violent crowds protesting in Mothabari
The procession took place on 26 March, when a procession was taken out in front of a mosque in Mothabari. People were shouting religious slogans in the procession. It is being claimed that when the procession was being taken out, there was namaz.
On the second day, on 27 March, a crowd of people gathered in the same area. They all had Islamic flags in their hands. The crowd broke the shops of Hindus present there. Their houses were sabotaged, looted goods and burnt vehicles.
Passengers in many areas were stopped and asked whether they were Hindus or Muslims. When he was a Hindu, his vehicles were broken and money and money were also looted. The miscreants also telecasted the violence and made videos.
Suvendu officer demanded the governor to deploy CAPF
Leader of Opposition in West Bengal and BJP MLA Suvendu Adhikari wrote a letter to Governor CV Anand Bose regarding Mothabari violence. Suvendu said that there is chaos in the Mamta government. Therefore, the state government should be instructed to deploy Central Armed Police Force (CAPF) in Mothabari with immediate effect.
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