Kolkata Rape-Murder Case Highlights: ‘Mamata can’t change laws under BNS’, Suvendu on Bengal CM’s ‘amend laws’ remark
The BJP’s statewide shutdown in Bengal in protest against Tuesday’s police action on participants of ‘Nabanna Abhijan’ saw some success while Mamata lashed out at the saffron party for causing unrest in Bengal. Banerjee’s remark ‘if Bengal burns, it’s effect will also be seen in other states’ evoked a major response from the BJP. Party’s state chief Sukanta Majumdar shot a letter to Amit Shah over the same. A few leaders including Rupa Ganguly and BJP’s Locket Chatterjee were also detained by the Kolkata Police. The National Task Force set up for safety of doctors urged states to follow a list of measures. That’s all for today, we will be back tomorrow as we track the Kolkata hospital case which has now taken a political turn. Thank you and goodnight!
Last Updated : 28 August 2024, 17:28 IST
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Gods don’t reside where women are not respected,’: Elderly man who went viral during yesterday’s Nabanna Abhijaan
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‘Anit-national, revenge politics’: BJP’s Sukanta Majumdar writes to Amit Shah over law and order in Bengal
I have written to Hon’ble Union Home Minister Shri @AmitShah to apprise him of the alarming law and order situation in WB. CM Mamata Banerjee’s recent anti-national remarks, threatening unrest across states, are deeply concerning. #MamataResign pic.twitter.com/teBOk28Nm1
— Dr. Sukanta Majumdar (@DrSukantaBJP) August 28, 2024
Gods don’t reside where women are not respected,’: Elderly man who went viral during yesterday’s Nabanna Abhijaan
“The agitation was called by students but it was said that one individual from every household should join it. I too have women in my house. So, we should be concerned for their safety. If the society remains well and secure, women will be respected. Gods do not reside where there is no respect for women…While taking part in the agitation, I believed that we have to make our voices reach Nabanna,” said Balaram Bose, whose video went viral as he stood his ground during yesterday’s Nabanna Abhijaan march.
National Task Force meet held, states urged to ensure security of medics
National Task Force meeting was held today where Union Home Secretary and Health Secretary co-chaired a meeting with Chief Secretaries and DGPs of states to ensure safety of doctors.
Union Health Secretary encouraged the states to come up with innovative ideas and laid emphasis on some of the immediate measures which can be considered to enhance security and provide safer working environment for healthcare workers. (ANI)
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Published 28 August 2024, 03:15 IST
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