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Violence erupted in Murshidabad, West Bengal, over the amended Waqf law on April 13.
By Aniket Chakraborty
Apr 18, 2025
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The protest turned deadly, with three people killed and many losing their homes.
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An initial investigation points to the involvement of suspected Bangladeshi infiltrators.
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The infiltrators allegedly received local support, escalating the violence.
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Over 200 arrests have been made, but locals in Suti, Samserganj, and Dhulian remain shaken.
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Violent protests also spread to South 24 Parganas, with clashes in the Bhangar area.
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Disturbing videos show police vehicles set on fire and violent confrontations on the streets.
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The Union Home Ministry has deployed Central forces to control the situation in Murshidabad.
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The Union Home Secretary is in regular contact with state authorities to monitor developments.
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Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee has refused to implement the amended Waqf law in the state.
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