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National Conference President and former Chief Minister Farooq Abdullah from Jammu has strongly attacked the central government and administration over the violence in Murshidabad in West Bengal. He alleged that hatred is being created between Hindus and Muslims, due to which this hatred is now turning into violence. Farooq Abdullah said, “What happened in Murshidabad is just the result of hatred. Bulldozers were run. Mosques were dropped. The schools were destroyed. The houses of the Muslims were demolished.” He questioned what was the crime of these people? Did any charge prove? He himself replied that nothing proved in these cases.
Bengal violence is the river of hate: Farooq Abdullah
The former Chief Minister, citing the order of the Supreme Court, said, “The court has clearly banned bulldozers, but in spite of this action was taken. Is the law different only for us and different for them?”
There is a lot of politics on Bengal violence
Significantly, the politics of Bengal violence is at a very peak. On the one hand, the BJP, which is in the central government, is constantly accusing Mamta government of violence. At the same time, the Mamta government is also telling the BJP’s conspiracy behind the violence. West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee on Saturday alleged that the BJP and the Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh (RSS) have started malicious propaganda in the state. Mamta appealed to the people to maintain peace and said that majority and minority communities should take care of each other. Banerjee, referring to the violence in Murshidabad, said that these forces are using the backdrop of an unfortunate incident on provocation to do divisive politics.
Mamta wrote open letter
He alleged in an open letter, “The BJP and its allies in West Bengal have suddenly become very aggressive. The Sangh is also among these colleagues. I did not take the name of the Sangh earlier, but now I am being forced to tell his name. All these together have started a propaganda campaign in the state. ”
