Murshidabad

BJP spokesperson Amit Malviya shared the video of the attack on Hindu shops and properties. He blamed supporters of Mamata Banerjee of orchestrating vandalism and arson.

"Shaikhpara Bazar committee wants to inform our shopkeeper friends that starting next Friday, all shops will remain closed throughout the day except hotels and the ones selling medicines, sweets, fish, meat, fruits and vegetables," the announcement read.

The country made bombs were being manufactured at the residence of Mamun Molla in Khairtala in Murshidabad.

A resident of Beldanga told OpIndia that the ban on internet services is preventing more videos and photos of violence from emerging on social media.

A Hindu man narrated his ordeal, "Despite the presence of the police, see how Hindu houses are set on fire. Look at the stones lying around. A car has been set ablaze."

A students alleged that a teacher of the state-sponsored Raghunathganj Higher Girls School in West Bengal's Murshidabad district asked her not to wear tilak and Tulsi mala to school

Bangladeshi Hindu refugees live in the area who have fled from their country to save themselves from religious persecution.

Sukanta Majumdar charged that the TMC workers were within 100-meter of the polling booth on the 2nd phase of Lok Sabha poll.

While the nation is marking celebrations of Ram Navami, an attack on a Ramanavami Shobha Yatra has been reported from West Bengal’s Rejinagar in Murshidabad

Bombs hidden behind a wood mill in West Bengal’s Murshidabad exploded due to intense heat of the sun