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EVM 'Glitch', Violence During Polling, Mamata Banerjee's "Terrorism" Charge
This is the second and final phase of the Bengal election, and it takes place against the backdrop of the controversial EC-mandated Special Intensive Revision, or SIR, of the state's electoral roll.
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Days Before Election, PM, Mamata Banerjee Spar Over Ram Navami Processions
Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee went head-to-head today over Ram Navami celebrations to take place in Howrah on Wednesday - a year after large-scale violence in the district.
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"BJP Hired Goons For Violence In Bengal": Mamata Banerjee
West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee on Tuesday accused the BJP of organising violence during Ram Navami processions and asserted that she would not let any rioter go scot-free and warned that strict action would be taken against "dangabaaz".
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Man Seen In Viral Video Holding Gun At Bengal Ram Navami Rally Arrested
West Bengal police have arrested a 19-year-old for allegedly carrying a weapon during the Ram Navami procession.
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Court Asks Government To Submit CCTV Footage, Videos Of Howrah Violence
A division bench presided by Acting Chief Justice TS Sivagnanam directed the state government to file a comprehensive report on April 5 on the incident and steps taken to ensure peace in the affected area in adjoining Howrah city.
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Howrah Violence To Be Probed By Criminal Investigation Department
Following violence in Howrah during Ram Navami celebrations, West Bengal government on Friday handed over the probe to Criminal Investigation Department (CID).
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"Those Who Resort To Fire For Adharma...": Governor On Bengal Clashes
A day after a clash erupted between two groups amid Ram Navami celebrations in Howrah, Bengal Governor CV Ananda Bose on Friday said that strict and decisive action will be taken to prevent recurrence of such criminal intimidation.
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Bengal BJP Chief's "Votebank" Charge At Mamata Banerjee Over Howrah Clashes
West Bengal BJP chief on Friday wrote to Union Home Minister Amit Shah seeking National Investigation Agency (NIA) probe into violence in Howrah during Ram Navami celebrations.
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Mamata Banerjee vs BJP Over Clashes During Ram Navami In Bengal's Howrah
Both the Trinamool Congress and the BJP have shared videos as evidence to show who is responsible for the violence in West Bengal's Howrah on Ram Navami.
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Home Minister Amit Shah Calls Up Bengal Governor Over Violence In Howrah
Home Minister Amit Shah dialled Bengal Governor CV Ananda Bose and state BJP chief Sukanta Majumdar this evening to assess the law and order situation in the state after a clash broke out between two groups during a Ram Navami procession in Howrah.
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Fresh Clashes In Bengal's Howrah Day After Violence During Ram Navami
Fresh violence has been reported in West Bengal's Howrah which saw communal clashes during a Ram Navami procession on Thursday. The incident was reported despite heavy police deployment - including riot control force - in the area.
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Riot Control Police In Bengal's Howrah After Violence On Ram Navami
Several vehicles were set on fire as clashes between two groups broke out in West Bengal's Howrah amid Ram Navami celebrations today.
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Video Shows How Kolkata Police Van Was Set On Fire. BJP Says "Wasn't Us"
Youth Congress chief tweets video that has man in saffron T-shirt using a lighter to start the fire; takes jibe at BJP: "Which party's 'nationalist rioters'...?"
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Internet Snapped In Parts Of Bengal's Murshidabad Over Howrah Violence
The West Bengal government on Saturday snapped internet services in parts of Murshidabad district till June 14 to stop the spread of misinformation following violence in Howrah, where such a clampdown is already in force.
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Violence In Howrah: West Bengal Governor Expresses Concern Over "Inaction"
Violence In Howrah: West Bengal Governor Jagdeep Dhankhar on Saturday expressed concern over the "worsening law and order" situation in the state and inaction by the police and Chief Minister, following protests in several parts of Howrah district.
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EVM 'Glitch', Violence During Polling, Mamata Banerjee's "Terrorism" Charge
This is the second and final phase of the Bengal election, and it takes place against the backdrop of the controversial EC-mandated Special Intensive Revision, or SIR, of the state's electoral roll.
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Days Before Election, PM, Mamata Banerjee Spar Over Ram Navami Processions
Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee went head-to-head today over Ram Navami celebrations to take place in Howrah on Wednesday - a year after large-scale violence in the district.
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"BJP Hired Goons For Violence In Bengal": Mamata Banerjee
West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee on Tuesday accused the BJP of organising violence during Ram Navami processions and asserted that she would not let any rioter go scot-free and warned that strict action would be taken against "dangabaaz".
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Man Seen In Viral Video Holding Gun At Bengal Ram Navami Rally Arrested
West Bengal police have arrested a 19-year-old for allegedly carrying a weapon during the Ram Navami procession.
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Court Asks Government To Submit CCTV Footage, Videos Of Howrah Violence
A division bench presided by Acting Chief Justice TS Sivagnanam directed the state government to file a comprehensive report on April 5 on the incident and steps taken to ensure peace in the affected area in adjoining Howrah city.
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Howrah Violence To Be Probed By Criminal Investigation Department
Following violence in Howrah during Ram Navami celebrations, West Bengal government on Friday handed over the probe to Criminal Investigation Department (CID).
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"Those Who Resort To Fire For Adharma...": Governor On Bengal Clashes
A day after a clash erupted between two groups amid Ram Navami celebrations in Howrah, Bengal Governor CV Ananda Bose on Friday said that strict and decisive action will be taken to prevent recurrence of such criminal intimidation.
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Bengal BJP Chief's "Votebank" Charge At Mamata Banerjee Over Howrah Clashes
West Bengal BJP chief on Friday wrote to Union Home Minister Amit Shah seeking National Investigation Agency (NIA) probe into violence in Howrah during Ram Navami celebrations.
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Mamata Banerjee vs BJP Over Clashes During Ram Navami In Bengal's Howrah
Both the Trinamool Congress and the BJP have shared videos as evidence to show who is responsible for the violence in West Bengal's Howrah on Ram Navami.
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Home Minister Amit Shah Calls Up Bengal Governor Over Violence In Howrah
Home Minister Amit Shah dialled Bengal Governor CV Ananda Bose and state BJP chief Sukanta Majumdar this evening to assess the law and order situation in the state after a clash broke out between two groups during a Ram Navami procession in Howrah.
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Fresh Clashes In Bengal's Howrah Day After Violence During Ram Navami
Fresh violence has been reported in West Bengal's Howrah which saw communal clashes during a Ram Navami procession on Thursday. The incident was reported despite heavy police deployment - including riot control force - in the area.
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Riot Control Police In Bengal's Howrah After Violence On Ram Navami
Several vehicles were set on fire as clashes between two groups broke out in West Bengal's Howrah amid Ram Navami celebrations today.
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Video Shows How Kolkata Police Van Was Set On Fire. BJP Says "Wasn't Us"
Youth Congress chief tweets video that has man in saffron T-shirt using a lighter to start the fire; takes jibe at BJP: "Which party's 'nationalist rioters'...?"
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Internet Snapped In Parts Of Bengal's Murshidabad Over Howrah Violence
The West Bengal government on Saturday snapped internet services in parts of Murshidabad district till June 14 to stop the spread of misinformation following violence in Howrah, where such a clampdown is already in force.
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Violence In Howrah: West Bengal Governor Expresses Concern Over "Inaction"
Violence In Howrah: West Bengal Governor Jagdeep Dhankhar on Saturday expressed concern over the "worsening law and order" situation in the state and inaction by the police and Chief Minister, following protests in several parts of Howrah district.
