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21 May 2024

Bihar: 1 Dead, 3 Injured As BJP-RJD Supporters' Clash Turns Violent In Saran

One person was killed while three others got injured in Bihar’s Saran district after violence erupted between two groups.

12 Sep 2021

West Bengal post-poll violence: CBI arrests 7 in murder case

Seven people have been arrested in a murder case in Cooch Behar linked to post-poll violence in West Bengal. The CBI has taken over the cases on the instructions of a five-judge bench of the Calcutta High Court.

01 Sep 2021

Bengal govt approaches Supreme Court against CBI probe into post-poll violence

The BJP had alleged that there have been several instances of violence across the state against its workers and supporters after Assembly polls The Bengal government has reportedly said that the CBI, working at the behest of the Central government, will not conduct a fair trial

National Human Rights Commission (NHRC)

07 Jul 2021

West Bengal post-poll violence probe: NHRC teams in the state again

NHRC teams reached Kolkata airport on July 7 Three teams are supposed to visit several parts of the state The teams are probing the allegations of human rights violation in Bengal that allegedly took place after the recent assembly polls.

02 Jul 2021

‘No mention of post-poll violence in Governor’s speech’, says Suvendu Adhikari

“There is no mention of post-poll violence in the speech of the Governor written by the state government,” Suvendu Adhikari said in a press conference on Friday. Suvendu Adhikari also stated that the “Supreme Court, as well as Hight Court, has observed that there was post-poll violence. Even today, it’s continuing on BJP workers.”

02 Jul 2021

Bengal post-poll violence: HC orders police to register FIRs of victims

Calcutta HC orders police to register FIRs of all victims of post-poll violence in Bengal It also directed the state govt to ensure a fair treatment and ration to all victims

12 May 2021

Protocol violation! Mamata warns Governor over visit violence-hit areas

Mamata Banerjee warned Governor over visit to post-poll violence-hit areas She said it violates long-standing protocols

11 May 2021

TMC leader shot in West Bengal’s Hooghly, party blames BJP

A TMC leader was shot and injured in Hooghly district The party blamed BJP for the attack BJP has denied the charge

07 May 2021

West Bengal: BJP to boycott Speaker's election, not attend Assembly

BJP to boycott Assembly Speaker's election The party demanded protection of its MLAs The speaker's election is slated for Saturday

07 May 2021

List incidents of post-poll violence, steps taken: Calcutta HC to Bengal govt

Calcutta High Court asked Bengal government to list incidents of post-poll violence A PIL claimed that life and liberty of people in Bengal are in danger The PIL would be heard again on May 10.

BJP state working committee

19 Jun 2016

BJP asks Mamata to put an end to attacks on opposition

The two-day BJP state working committee meeting here resolved to launch a movement in protest against post-poll violence in West Bengal.

31 May 2016

Left leaders meet Mamata, urge to stop post-poll violence

Newly elected Left Front legislature party leader in West Bengal Sujan Chakraborty on Tuesday met Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee and urged her to take urgent steps to stop post-poll violence in the state.

23 May 2016

Left Front to hit the streets against post-poll violence

AWest Bengal's Left Front has decided to hit the streets against widespread post-poll violence in the state allegedly perpetrated by the ruling Trinamool Congress.

Post-poll violence

25 Apr 2016

Post-poll violence won't be tolerated: EC

The Election Commission on Monday said that no post-poll violence will be tolerated and strict action will be taken against the perpetrators.

Post-poll violence

14 Apr 2016

Post-poll violence under scanner, more central forces in Bengal: EC

Iterating its commitment to a free and fair election process, the Election Commission on Thursday said it is viewing incidences of post-poll violence in West Bengal "seriously" and announced as many as 800 companies of central forces will be pressed into service from the second phase of the assembly polls in the state.

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