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Stones Thrown, Police Station Attacked In Bengal's Asansol Over Loudspeaker Volume
According to locals, police personnel from the Jahangiri Mohalla police station urged the mosque authorities to reduce the volume of their loudspeaker after a complaint was filed.
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Clashes Erupt During Eid Celebrations In Bengal's Asansol, 25 Arrested
Clashes broke out between two communities during an Eid Milan programme in Dildarnagar area of West Bengal's Asansol on Wednesday night. Although the situation has now been brought under control, police personnel have been deployed there in large numbers to prevent any recurrence of violence.
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Moon Moon Sen's Gaffe No. 2, Says Kolkata Clashes "Tiny Bit Of Violence"
Actor-turned-politician Moon Moon Sen, a Trinamool Congress candidate for the national election, was again accused of making a comment that undermined the violence in Bengal on the last day of voting for the national election on Sunday. "This is a tiny bit of violence," Moon Moon Sen said as she responded to a question on the vandalism of a statue ...
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After Asansol Violence, Babul Supriyo Says Officer Stage-Managed Voting
BJP leader and Union Minister Babul Supriyo on Tuesday denied allegations of threatening election officials at a voting booth in West Bengal during the fourth phase of the Lok Sabha election, and accused the presiding officer of stage-managing the polling process.
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Election 2019 - "A Little Violence Happens...": Moon Moon Sen After "Bed Tea" Excuse
On a day she made headlines over an ill-advised confession on "bed tea", Moon Moon Sen, the Trinamool Congress candidate in Bengal's Asansol, was heard saying: "A little violence always happens." She was speaking to reporters on clashes between Trinamool and BJP workers at several polling stations in Asansol during voting for the fourth phase of th...
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Election 2019: After Violence-Marred Polling, BJP, Trinamool Approach Poll Body
The Trinamool Congress and the BJP workers on Monday clashed at many places during voting in eight constituencies of West Bengal, repeating the pattern of violence that has marred the ongoing national election in the state.
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Trinamool Seeks Election Commission's Intervention Over Asansol Violence
A Trinamool Congress (TMC) delegation led by party MP Shukhendu Shekhar Roy on Monday sought time from Chief Election Commissioner (CEC) West Bengal in connection with BJP leader and Union Minister Babul Supriyo's alleged altercation with the polling officer and violence caused during polling in Asansol Lok Sabha seat.
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Elections 2019 - "No Bed Tea...": Moon Moon Sen On Why She Was Unaware Of Asansol Violence
As clashes were reported from West Bengal's Asansol in the fourth round of voting today for the national election, Moon Moon Sen, the Trinamool Congress candidate in the seat, said she "hadn't heard anything" because she had woken up late. "They gave me my bed tea very late so I woke up very late. What can I say? I really don't know," Moon Moon Sen...
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Lok Sabha Polls 2019: Clashes In Poll Booth In Bengal's Asansol, Babul Supriyo's Car Vandalised
Clashes broke out on Monday morning in West Bengal's Asansol as voting was held in the fourth round of the national election. The vehicle of BJP candidate and Union Minister Babul Supriyo was vandalised outside a polling station in Barabani when a fight erupted between workers of the BJP and the state's ruling Trinamool Congress.
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Violence At Bengal's Ram Navami Rally, Cops Targeted, Vehicles Set Ablaze
A group holding a Ram Navami procession clashed with the police in Bengal's Asansol - a town around 200 km from Kolkata - this afternoon. Sources said stones were thrown at police vehicles and motorcycles were set on fire.
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Rights Panel Asks For Report As Political Pot Stews On Bengal Violence
The National Human Rights Commission today issued notices to the West Bengal chief secretary, home secretary and the director general of police, asking for a report on the violence in the Asansol- Raniganj area over the last week. A senior police officer must be sent there for an on-the-spot enquiry.
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When Babul Supriyo Is Stopped From Visiting His Constituency
How can the West Bengal Government stop elected representatives of political parties from visiting and meeting the people of Asansol and other affected areas? If the Governor and MPs are not given the right to visit the people of these areas,what right does the common person have in West Bengal?
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BJP Team Defies Police To Visit Violence-Hit Bengal Town, Blames State
Defying prohibitory orders, a four-member BJP delegation visited violence-hit Asansol amid tight security today to take stock of the situation in the town in the wake of violence over Ram Navami processions.
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We Have Come To Ensure Peace: BJP Delegation In West Bengal's Asansol
A four-member BJP delegation has arrived in riot-hit Asansol to take stock of the situation in the wake of the violence over Ram Navami processions.
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4-Member BJP Panel To Look Into Bengal Violence, Submit Report To Amit Shah
In the wake of violence over Ram Navami processions in West Bengal, BJP chief Amit Shah today constituted a four-member committee comprising senior party leaders, who would visit the state and submit a report to him in this regard.
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Stones Thrown, Police Station Attacked In Bengal's Asansol Over Loudspeaker Volume
According to locals, police personnel from the Jahangiri Mohalla police station urged the mosque authorities to reduce the volume of their loudspeaker after a complaint was filed.
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Clashes Erupt During Eid Celebrations In Bengal's Asansol, 25 Arrested
Clashes broke out between two communities during an Eid Milan programme in Dildarnagar area of West Bengal's Asansol on Wednesday night. Although the situation has now been brought under control, police personnel have been deployed there in large numbers to prevent any recurrence of violence.
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Moon Moon Sen's Gaffe No. 2, Says Kolkata Clashes "Tiny Bit Of Violence"
Actor-turned-politician Moon Moon Sen, a Trinamool Congress candidate for the national election, was again accused of making a comment that undermined the violence in Bengal on the last day of voting for the national election on Sunday. "This is a tiny bit of violence," Moon Moon Sen said as she responded to a question on the vandalism of a statue ...
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After Asansol Violence, Babul Supriyo Says Officer Stage-Managed Voting
BJP leader and Union Minister Babul Supriyo on Tuesday denied allegations of threatening election officials at a voting booth in West Bengal during the fourth phase of the Lok Sabha election, and accused the presiding officer of stage-managing the polling process.
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Election 2019 - "A Little Violence Happens...": Moon Moon Sen After "Bed Tea" Excuse
On a day she made headlines over an ill-advised confession on "bed tea", Moon Moon Sen, the Trinamool Congress candidate in Bengal's Asansol, was heard saying: "A little violence always happens." She was speaking to reporters on clashes between Trinamool and BJP workers at several polling stations in Asansol during voting for the fourth phase of th...
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Election 2019: After Violence-Marred Polling, BJP, Trinamool Approach Poll Body
The Trinamool Congress and the BJP workers on Monday clashed at many places during voting in eight constituencies of West Bengal, repeating the pattern of violence that has marred the ongoing national election in the state.
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Trinamool Seeks Election Commission's Intervention Over Asansol Violence
A Trinamool Congress (TMC) delegation led by party MP Shukhendu Shekhar Roy on Monday sought time from Chief Election Commissioner (CEC) West Bengal in connection with BJP leader and Union Minister Babul Supriyo's alleged altercation with the polling officer and violence caused during polling in Asansol Lok Sabha seat.
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Elections 2019 - "No Bed Tea...": Moon Moon Sen On Why She Was Unaware Of Asansol Violence
As clashes were reported from West Bengal's Asansol in the fourth round of voting today for the national election, Moon Moon Sen, the Trinamool Congress candidate in the seat, said she "hadn't heard anything" because she had woken up late. "They gave me my bed tea very late so I woke up very late. What can I say? I really don't know," Moon Moon Sen...
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Lok Sabha Polls 2019: Clashes In Poll Booth In Bengal's Asansol, Babul Supriyo's Car Vandalised
Clashes broke out on Monday morning in West Bengal's Asansol as voting was held in the fourth round of the national election. The vehicle of BJP candidate and Union Minister Babul Supriyo was vandalised outside a polling station in Barabani when a fight erupted between workers of the BJP and the state's ruling Trinamool Congress.
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Violence At Bengal's Ram Navami Rally, Cops Targeted, Vehicles Set Ablaze
A group holding a Ram Navami procession clashed with the police in Bengal's Asansol - a town around 200 km from Kolkata - this afternoon. Sources said stones were thrown at police vehicles and motorcycles were set on fire.
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Rights Panel Asks For Report As Political Pot Stews On Bengal Violence
The National Human Rights Commission today issued notices to the West Bengal chief secretary, home secretary and the director general of police, asking for a report on the violence in the Asansol- Raniganj area over the last week. A senior police officer must be sent there for an on-the-spot enquiry.
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When Babul Supriyo Is Stopped From Visiting His Constituency
How can the West Bengal Government stop elected representatives of political parties from visiting and meeting the people of Asansol and other affected areas? If the Governor and MPs are not given the right to visit the people of these areas,what right does the common person have in West Bengal?
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BJP Team Defies Police To Visit Violence-Hit Bengal Town, Blames State
Defying prohibitory orders, a four-member BJP delegation visited violence-hit Asansol amid tight security today to take stock of the situation in the town in the wake of violence over Ram Navami processions.
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We Have Come To Ensure Peace: BJP Delegation In West Bengal's Asansol
A four-member BJP delegation has arrived in riot-hit Asansol to take stock of the situation in the wake of the violence over Ram Navami processions.
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4-Member BJP Panel To Look Into Bengal Violence, Submit Report To Amit Shah
In the wake of violence over Ram Navami processions in West Bengal, BJP chief Amit Shah today constituted a four-member committee comprising senior party leaders, who would visit the state and submit a report to him in this regard.
