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Unrest in Rabindranagar escalates into political controversy as clashes over a shop lead to violence, prompting calls for central intervention amid governance criticism.

Rabindranagar Unrest Violent Clashes and Politics

Tensions in Rabindranagar rise after local clashes turn violent. BJP and TMC face off, debating governance failures as police restore order. The region remains tense amid ongoing political fallout.

Rabindranagar clashes over a shop dispute escalated into violence, leading to political upheaval and demands for central intervention amid claims of failed governance.

Tension simmered in the Rabindranagar area near Kolkata on Wednesday as a violent clash between two groups spiralled into widespread unrest, leaving several police personnel injured and multiple vehicles vandalised, prompting heavy reinforcements and political fallout.
Police said five people were injured in the clash while four were arrested.
The opposition BJP demanded deployment of central forces in the trouble-torn area, while the ruling TMC accused the saffron camp of politicising a local issue.
The violence, which erupted over the setting up of a shop in Maheshtala under Rabindranagar Police Station in South 24 Parganas district, quickly escalated, turning the area into a virtual battlefield.
"Bricks were hurled from rooftops, tyres were set ablaze on the roads, and miscreants torched a motorbike in front of the police station. Several police vehicles were damaged, and at least one police personnel was left bleeding after being hit by a brick," a police officer told reporters.
Eyewitnesses said chaos unfolded right outside the police station as protesters threw stones, leaving officers, including a woman constable, injured.
Reinforcements from Kolkata and the Rapid Action Force (RAF) were rushed to the scene, and tear gas shells were fired to disperse the mob.
The unrest, which reportedly began on Tuesday over a dispute involving a shop, took a dangerous turn on Wednesday. Several police vehicles were ransacked, windows shattered, and the police appeared momentarily overwhelmed by the mob fury.
As the situation deteriorated, authorities imposed preventive measures under Section 163 of the Bharatiya Nagarik Suraksha Sanhita (BNSS) and launched a crackdown to nab the rioters.
The Section empowers a District Magistrate or designated Executive Magistrate to issue urgent preventive orders to avert public nuisance or threats to public peace and safety.
"Raids are presently underway, and additional personnel remain deployed. Several arrests were made," another police officer said.
The West Bengal police later said normalcy had been restored, though the area continued to remain tense.
The incident sparked a strong political backlash with Leader of the Opposition Suvendu Adhikari staging a protest outside the West Bengal Police headquarters in Alipore, demanding the immediate deployment of central forces in the troubled area.
"The Hindu community in Rabindranagar has been subjected to looting, arson, and violence for hours while the police watched silently. Several police vehicles were set on fire, yet there was no effective intervention," Adhikari alleged.
He also claimed that DGP Rajiv Kumar refused to meet him.
"Despite such grave attacks on police, the top brass seems indifferent. I will move Calcutta High Court tomorrow seeking urgent intervention and central forces, as ordered earlier during communal tension in Murshidabad," the BJP leader said.
Adhikari was accompanied by several BJP MLAs, including the party's chief whip Shankar Ghosh, and a group of sadhus.
"Monks have received desperate calls from residents in the area seeking protection. This is a complete breakdown of governance," he said.
Echoing Adhikari's demands, BJP state president and Union minister Sukanta Majumdar alleged that the administration had failed to take preventive action.
"Despite knowing the culprits, the police acted against the victims instead of the aggressors," he alleged, accusing the state government of communal appeasement.
Both leaders also urged Governor C V Ananda Bose to intervene, alleging the incident reflected systemic administrative failure.
"The governor must step in to ensure constitutional order is upheld and justice is delivered to the affected Hindu community," Majumdar said, adding that places of worship in the area must be restored.
The ruling Trinamool Congress (TMC), however, rejected the allegations, saying the opposition was attempting to politicise a "local issue".
"All necessary steps have been taken to control the situation. The police acted swiftly and with firmness. The BJP is trying to give a communal colour to what was essentially a dispute over setting up a shop," said TMC spokesperson and state general secretary Kunal Ghosh.
Condemning the violence, Kolkata Mayor and senior TMC leader Firhad Hakim said, "We wish a speedy recovery to the injured police personnel. At the same time, we strongly condemn the BJP's attempt to communalise and politicise a sensitive issue." He alleged that the BJP's tactics were aimed at "disturbing the peace and harmony of Bengal" and urged all sides to act with restraint.
The police continue to maintain a heavy presence in the area as investigations are underway to identify and apprehend the miscreants involved in the violence.

Police in Kolkata faced violent clashes with teachers, leading to 19 injuries. The protest was against job losses after a Supreme Court ruling. Minimum force was used to evacuate trapped government employees safely.

19 Police Injured in Kolkata Teacher Protests

19 police personnel injured during teacher protests at Bikash Bhavan. The demonstration seeks reinstatement of jobs wiped out by a Supreme Court ruling citing recruitment irregularities. Minimum police force was employed to ensure safe evacuation.

Police in Kolkata faced violent clashes with teachers

19 police personnel injured in clashes with teachers at Bikash Bhavan. Police acted for safe evacuation, not protest suppression. Teachers demand reinstatement after SC ruling voided 25,753 jobs.

West Bengal Police on Friday said 19 of its personnel were injured, one of them seriously, during clashes with agitating school teachers outside the state education department headquarters in Salt Lake here, and a suo motu case had been lodged against persons identified as instigators of the unrest.
Talking to reporters, ADG (Law and Order) Jawed Shamim and IG South Bengal Supratim Sarkar said police had exercised maximum restraint for over seven hours on Thursday evening before taking action to assist government employees "trapped inside" Bikash Bhavan, the state education department headquarters.
"Nineteen policemen were injured, and one is serious. We have videos and evidence against those who instigated the agitation yesterday. We will take legal action against them," Sarkar said at Bhawani Bhavan, the West Bengal Police Headquarters.
He clarified that police intervention was solely to ensure the safe exit for government employees from the building, not to suppress the protest.
"The whole police action was only done to ensure that the government employees trapped inside Bikash Bhavan could come out and return home after an entire day&rsquo;s work. We have no intention to stop, alter, or disrupt the protest," Sarkar added.
ADG Shamim said, "Despite all the provocations &mdash; damaging government property, occupying premises &mdash; police exercised maximum restraint, respecting the emotions of the agitators," he said.
"We spoke to the agitators&rsquo; leadership and repeatedly requested them to allow the trapped employees to leave. There was even a pregnant woman inside. The employees were calling police in distress." As police attempted to assist those stuck inside, they were reportedly pelted with stones and plastic bottles, leading to a standoff.
"In that standoff, minimum force was used, and we ensured that those trapped inside were safely evacuated," he said, adding that there were 58 other departments, other than the education department, housed inside Bikash Bhavan.
The area around Bikash Bhavan had turned into a virtual battlefield on Thursday evening after a series of violent clashes broke out between protesting school teachers and police.
Police resorted to lathi-charge to remove the agitators, who laid siege before the government building.
Many teachers were injured in police action, which persisted for over an hour and in repeated phases.
The teachers, who lost their jobs following a court order last month that canceled thousands of appointments in government-aided schools due to irregularities in the recruitment process, had been staging a sit-in demonstration demanding reinstatement.
Last month, the Supreme Court invalidated the appointment of 25,753 teachers and other staff in state-aided schools and termed the entire selection process "vitiated and tainted".

Pedro Castillo was ousted as Peru's President and subsequently detained in a dramatic turn of events earlier in December.

Peru: 7 killed in clashes as judge sends ousted president to 18-month custody

Pedro Castillo was ousted as Peru's President and subsequently detained in a dramatic turn of events earlier in December.

7 people were killed in clashes after a Peruvian judge ordered ousted ex-President Pedro Castillo on Thursday to remain in custody for 18 months, approving a request from authorities for time to build their rebellion case against him.
The judge's decision came a day after the government declared a police state of emergency as it struggled to calm violent protests.
The protests erupted after Castillo was voted out of power by lawmakers, following his attempt to dissolve Congress ahead of an impeachment vote.
The ruling came days after Congress stripped Castillo of the privilege that keeps Peru's presidents from facing criminal charges.
Castillo and his legal team refused to participate in Thursday's virtual hearing, arguing it lacked "minimum guarantees."
He was represented by a public defender.
Peru&rsquo;s Supreme Prosecutor Alcides Chinchay said in court Thursday that Castillo faces at least 10 years in prison for the rebellion charge.
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Meanwhile, a large group of protesters &mdash; and police in riot gear &mdash; gathered in central Lima Thursday evening.
The government also imposed a curfew in at least 15 communities, as allowed by the nationwide emergency declaration issued Wednesday.
The protesters were demanding Castillo&rsquo;s freedom, the resignation of President Dina Boluarte, and the immediate scheduling of general elections to pick a new president and members of Congress.
They have burned police stations, taken over an airstrip used by the armed forces and invaded the runway of the international airport in Arequipa, a gateway to some of Peru&rsquo;s tourist attractions.
with AP and AFP inputs

Headline : Shivamogga clashes: Man involved in stabbing shot in legFile Name : 1608202216MDS1Link : http://www.ptinews.com Slug : KA-CLASHES-FIRINGCategory : NATIONALSource : IndiaCopyrights : PTIPublished At : Tuesday, Aug 16, 2022 09:52:20Story : Shivamogga (KTK), Aug 16 (PTI) A man, who was suspected to be involved in clashes here and stabbed a person, was shot in his leg when he allegedly tried to attack the policemen who went to detain him, police said on Tuesday.
Mohammed Zabi alias Charbi (30), a resident of Marnami Bailu in this district headquarters town, is recovering in a hospital after the incident today.
According to police, Prem Singh (aged 20) was stabbed after clashes broke out between two communities in the town over putting up banners of Hindutva ideologue Vinayak Damodar Savarkar and 18th century Mysuru ruler Tipu Sultan on Monday.
Soon after the clash, prohibitory orders under section 144 of the IPC were imposed in the town.
A case of attempt to murder was also registered under section 307 of the IPC against those who stabbed Singh, and, in this connection, police arrested Nadeem and Abdul Rehman.
On Tuesday morning when a police team went to detain Zabi, he allegedly tried to attack police team. In self defence, sub-inspector Manjunath S Kuki of Vinoba Nagar police station shot in his right leg, police said.
He was rushed to a government hospital where he is recovering.

Shivamogga clashes: man suspected of stabbing youth, shot in the leg by police

After the clash, prohibitory orders under section 144 of the IPC were imposed in the town.

A man, who was suspected to be involved in clashes here and stabbed a person, was shot in his leg when he allegedly tried to attack the policemen who went to detain him, police said on Tuesday.
Mohammed Zabi alias Charbi (30), a resident of Marnami Bailu in this district headquarters town, is recovering in a hospital after the incident today.
According to police, Prem Singh (aged 20) was stabbed after clashes broke out between two communities in the town over putting up banners of Hindutva ideologue Vinayak Damodar Savarkar and 18th century Mysuru ruler Tipu Sultan on Monday.
Soon after the clash, prohibitory orders under section 144 of the IPC were imposed in the town.
A case of attempt to murder was also registered under section 307 of the IPC against those who stabbed Singh, and, in this connection, police arrested Nadeem and Abdul Rehman.
On Tuesday morning when a police team went to detain Zabi, he allegedly tried to attack police team. In self defence, sub-inspector Manjunath S Kuki of Vinoba Nagar police station shot in his right leg, police said.
He was rushed to a government hospital where he is recovering.
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Following violence in Rajasthan's Jodhpur on Eid and a day earlier, Chief Minister Ashok Gehlot appealed for peace.
Stone pelting was reported from the city on May 3 after tension escalated again. The clashes broke out over the issue of religious flags put up in public places.
One group installed Eid flags at a roundabout alongside the statue of freedom fighter Balmukund Bissa. Another group objected to this, claiming that a saffron flag installed at the same spot for Parshuram Jayanti had gone missing.
At least five police personnel were injured, and some vehicles were damaged. Subsequently, police detained several police who were allegedly involved in the violence. Mobile internet services were suspended in the area to prevent rumour-mongering.
Rajasthan's Chief Minister held a meeting with senior officials and police officers to take stock of the situation. Gehlot said, "The tension in Jodhpur since last night is unfortunate. The Rajasthani, Marwari tradition is of loving, peaceful co-existence between all communities at all times, during all festivals. I appeal to people to maintain peace, end the tension. Because, an atmosphere of violence is not in the interest of people of Jodhpur. We'll strictly deal with anti-social elements. I have given these instructions to police. I would also like to make an appeal to politicians. The first duty of workers, leaders, or representatives of any party is to ensure that there is no violence or tension."

Jodhpur Eid violence: why clashes broke out; police detain accused; Rajasthan CM Ashok Gehlot's peace call

((SHORT OPENING BYTE SPLIT WITH VIOLENCE VISUALS))
ASHOK GEHLOT, CHIEF MINISTER, RAJASTHAN https://twitter.com/ANI_MP_CG_RJ/status/1521392970347409409 (1:11 - 1:30) TRANSLATION - The first duty of workers, leaders, or representatives of any party is to ensure that there is no violence or tension.
 ((VIOLENCE VISUALS))
Following violence in Rajasthan's Jodhpur on Eid and a day earlier, Chief Minister Ashok Gehlot appealed for peace. Stone pelting was reported from the city on May 3 after tension escalated again. The clashes broke out over the issue of religious flags put up in public places. One group installed Eid flags at a roundabout alongside the statue of freedom fighter Balmukund Bissa. Another group objected to this, claiming that a saffron flag installed at the same spot for Parshuram Jayanti had gone missing. At least five police personnel were injured, and some vehicles were damaged.
 ((ARREST VISUALS)) https://twitter.com/ANI_MP_CG_RJ/status/1521384450684506112
Subsequently, police detained several police who were allegedly involved in the violence. Mobile internet services were suspended in the area to prevent rumour-mongering.
 ((GEHLOT MEETING VISUALS)) https://twitter.com/ANI_MP_CG_RJ/status/1521403401472413696
Rajasthan's Chief Minister held a meeting with senior officials and police officers to take stock of the situation.
 BYTE ASHOK GEHLOT, CHIEF MINISTER, RAJASTHAN https://twitter.com/ANI_MP_CG_RJ/status/1521392970347409409 (0:00 - 0:52, 1:06 - 1:30) May 2, 2022 TRANSLATION - The tension in Jodhpur since last night is unfortunate. The Rajasthani, Marwari tradition is of loving, peaceful co-existence between all communities at all times, during all festivals. I appeal to people to maintain peace, end the tension. Because, an atmosphere of violence is not in the interest of people of Jodhpur. We'll strictly deal with anti-social elements. I have given these instructions to police. I would also like to make an appeal to politicians. The first duty of workers, leaders, or representatives of any party is to ensure that there is no violence or tension.
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CAPTIONS Jodhpur tense over Eid clashes Religious flags led to violence Fight over Eid and saffron flags Rajasthan CM's peace appeal Ashok Gehlot held meeting CM warned anti-social elements Politicians must aid peace move: CM

Jodhpur Eid violence: the clashes broke out over the issue of religious flags in public places. One group installed Eid flags a freedom fighter's statue, and another claimed their saffron flag went missing from same spot.

Following violence in Rajasthan's Jodhpur on Eid and a day earlier, Chief Minister Ashok Gehlot appealed for peace.
Stone pelting was reported from the city on May 3 after tension escalated again. The clashes broke out over the issue of religious flags put up in public places.
One group installed Eid flags at a roundabout alongside the statue of freedom fighter Balmukund Bissa. Another group objected to this, claiming that a saffron flag installed at the same spot for Parshuram Jayanti had gone missing.
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At least five police personnel were injured, and some vehicles were damaged. Subsequently, police detained several police who were allegedly involved in the violence. Mobile internet services were suspended in the area to prevent rumour-mongering.
Rajasthan's Chief Minister held a meeting with senior officials and police officers to take stock of the situation. Gehlot said, "The tension in Jodhpur since last night is unfortunate. The Rajasthani, Marwari tradition is of loving, peaceful co-existence between all communities at all times, during all festivals. I appeal to people to maintain peace, end the tension. Because, an atmosphere of violence is not in the interest of people of Jodhpur. We'll strictly deal with anti-social elements. I have given these instructions to police. I would also like to make an appeal to politicians. The first duty of workers, leaders, or representatives of any party is to ensure that there is no violence or tension."
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The Delhi Police on Monday arrested a 28-year-old man who was seen opening fire during a clash in the city's Jahangirpuri area, officials said.
The accused has been identified as Sonu alias Imam alias Yunus, a resident of C-Block in Jahangirpuri, they added.
"A video was being circulated on social media platforms on Sunday, showing a man in a blue shirt opening fire during the riots in Jahangirpuri. He has been apprehended on Monday by the special staff of northwest district from Mangal Bazaar Road and one sophisticated pistol was recovered from his possession," Deputy Commissioner of Police (Northwest) Usha Rangnani said.
A case under section 25 of the Arms Act has been registered. Sonu has disclosed that he had fired his pistol near Kushal Chowk during the incident. Further investigation is in progress, the DCP said.
Clashes broke out between two communities during a Hanuman Jayanti procession at Jahangirpuri on Saturday, in which eight police personnel and a local resident were injured.

Jahangirpuri clashes: man seen opening fire in video arrested

Man seen opening firing during Jahangirpuri clash arrested

The Delhi Police on Monday arrested a 28-year-old man who was seen opening fire during a clash in the city's Jahangirpuri area, officials said.&nbsp; The accused has been identified as Sonu alias Imam alias Yunus.&nbsp; A case under section 25 of the Arms Act has been registered. Sonu&nbsp;disclosed that he had fired his pistol near Kushal Chowk during the incident. Further investigation is in progress, the DCP said.&nbsp; Clashes broke out between two communities during a Hanuman Jayanti procession at Jahangirpuri on Saturday, in which eight police personnel and a local resident were injured.&nbsp; So far 24 people have been arrested. &nbsp; &nbsp;

The Delhi Police on Monday arrested a 28-year-old man who was seen opening&nbsp;fire during a clash in the city's Jahangirpuri area. So far 24 people have been arrested in the Jahangirpuri&nbsp;violence case

The Delhi Police on Monday arrested a 28-year-old man who was seen opening fire during a clash in the city's Jahangirpuri area, officials said.
The accused has been identified as Sonu alias Imam alias Yunus, a resident of C-Block in Jahangirpuri, they added.
"A video was being circulated on social media platforms on Sunday, showing a man in a blue shirt opening fire during the riots in Jahangirpuri. He has been apprehended on Monday by the special staff of northwest district from Mangal Bazaar Road and one sophisticated pistol was recovered from his possession," Deputy Commissioner of Police (Northwest) Usha Rangnani said.
A case under section 25 of the Arms Act has been registered. Sonu has disclosed that he had fired his pistol near Kushal Chowk during the incident. Further investigation is in progress, the DCP said.
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Clashes broke out between two communities during a Hanuman Jayanti procession at Jahangirpuri on Saturday, in which eight police personnel and a local resident were injured.

After violent clashes and days of talking at each other, Assam and Mizoram governments held talks in Aizawl on Thursday and agreed to resolve the inter-state border dispute amicably.
The Assam government also decided to revoke an advisory issued earlier against travel to Mizoram, officials said.
Both the state governments have agreed to maintain peace in the inter-state border areas and welcomed the deployment of neutral force by Government of India in this regard.
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A joint statement said that both the states will not send their respective forest and police forces for patrolling, domination, enforcement or for fresh deployment to any of the areas where confrontation had taken place.
Six Assam Police personnel were killed and over 50 people, including the Cachar SP, were injured in an inter-state border clash between the two northeastern neighbours on July 26.
Both the states also condoled the deaths of those killed in the incident.

Assam, Mizoram hold talks, agree to resolve border issues amicably

After violent clashes and days of talking at each other, Assam and Mizoram governments held talks in Aizawl on Thursday and agreed to resolve the inter-state border dispute amicably.

After violent clashes and days of talking at each other, Assam and Mizoram governments held talks in Aizawl on Thursday and agreed to resolve the inter-state border dispute amicably.
The Assam government also decided to revoke an advisory issued earlier against travel to Mizoram, officials said.
Both the state governments have agreed to maintain peace in the inter-state border areas and welcomed the deployment of neutral force by Government of India in this regard.
A joint statement said that both the states will not send their respective forest and police forces for patrolling, domination, enforcement or for fresh deployment to any of the areas where confrontation had taken place.
Six Assam Police personnel were killed and over 50 people, including the Cachar SP, were injured in an inter-state border clash between the two northeastern neighbours on July 26.
Both the states also condoled the deaths of those killed in the incident.

After violent clashes and days of talking at each other, Assam and Mizoram governments held talks in Aizawl on Thursday and agreed to resolve the inter-state border dispute amicably.

After violent clashes and days of talking at each other, Assam and Mizoram governments held talks in Aizawl on Thursday and agreed to resolve the inter-state border dispute amicably.
The Assam government also decided to revoke an advisory issued earlier against travel to Mizoram, officials said.
Both the state governments have agreed to maintain peace in the inter-state border areas and welcomed the deployment of neutral force by Government of India in this regard.
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A joint statement said that both the states will not send their respective forest and police forces for patrolling, domination, enforcement or for fresh deployment to any of the areas where confrontation had taken place.
Six Assam Police personnel were killed and over 50 people, including the Cachar SP, were injured in an inter-state border clash between the two northeastern neighbours on July 26.
Both the states also condoled the deaths of those killed in the incident.

A day after deadly clashes on Assam-Mizoram border left 5 Assam police personnel dead, the central government has assured that the situation in the area is under control.
The Home Ministry said it's keeping a tab on the situation, and that the "CRPF troops are deployed to keep a check on both sides".
Earlier, on Monday home minister Amit Shah had spoken to Assam CM Himanta Biswa Sarma and his Mizoram counterpart Zoramthanga about the volatile situation and urged them to resolve issues.
Sarma and Mizoram Home Minister Lalchamliana will also be visiting the border area in their state to assess the situation.
The situation along the Mizoram-Assam border has been on the boil since June-end when Assam Police allegedly took control over an area known as 'Aitlanghnar'.

Day after deadly Assam-Mizoram clashes, Centre says situation under control

Assam-Mizoram&nbsp;clashes: Home ministry says CRPF&nbsp;has been deployed to keep a check on both sides&nbsp;

Assam-Mizoram clashes: Centre says all under control

A day after deadly clashes on Assam-Mizoram border left 5 Assam police personnel dead, the central government has assured that the situation in the area is under control.
The Home Ministry said it's keeping a tab on the situation, and that the "CRPF troops are deployed to keep a check on both sides".
Earlier, on Monday home minister Amit Shah had spoken to Assam CM Himanta Biswa Sarma and his Mizoram counterpart Zoramthanga about the volatile situation and urged them to resolve issues.
Sarma and Mizoram Home Minister Lalchamliana will also be visiting the border area in their state to assess the situation.
The situation along the Mizoram-Assam border has been on the boil since June-end when Assam Police allegedly took control over an area known as 'Aitlanghnar'.

The Home Ministry said it's keeping a tab on the Assam-Mizoram situation, and that the "CRPF troops are deployed to keep a check on both sides".

Congress leader Rahul Gandhi on Tuesday attacked Union Home Minister Amit Shah over the violence at the Assam-Mizoram border. He said that Shah has "failed" the country by "sowing hatred and distrust" into the lives of people and India is now reaping its "dreadful consequences".
According to officials, at least five Assam Police personnel were killed and more than 60 people injured, including an SP, as the festering border dispute between the two northeastern states erupted into a bloody conflict on Monday.
"HM has failed the country yet again by sowing hatred and distrust into the lives of people. India is now reaping its dreadful consequences," the Congress MP tweeted.
In a statement on Monday, the Assam government alleged that the Mizoram Police opened fire on its officials and civilians from two dominating high features with automatic weapons, including light machine guns.
However, Mizoram govt claimed that the state police responded "spontaneously by firing back" at Assam Police after its 200 personnel forcibly crossed a duty post manned by CRPF personnel and indulged in arson and firing and assaulted unarmed people.
Later, Shah spoke to Assam Chief Minister Himanta Biswa Sarma and his Mizoram counterpart Zoramthanga and urged them to ensure peace along the disputed border and find an amicable settlement.

'Amit Shah has failed India': Rahul Gandhi on Assam-Mizoram violence

Assam-Mizoram violence: Rahul Gandhi slams Amit Shah

Congress leader Rahul Gandhi on Tuesday attacked Union Home Minister Amit Shah over the violence at the Assam-Mizoram border. He said that Shah has "failed" the country by "sowing hatred and distrust" into the lives of people and India is now reaping its "dreadful consequences".
According to officials, at least five Assam Police personnel were killed and more than 60 people injured, including an SP, as the festering border dispute between the two northeastern states erupted into a bloody conflict on Monday.
"HM has failed the country yet again by sowing hatred and distrust into the lives of people. India is now reaping its dreadful consequences," the Congress MP tweeted.
In a statement on Monday, the Assam government alleged that the Mizoram Police opened fire on its officials and civilians from two dominating high features with automatic weapons, including light machine guns.
However, Mizoram govt claimed that the state police responded "spontaneously by firing back" at Assam Police after its 200 personnel forcibly crossed a duty post manned by CRPF personnel and indulged in arson and firing and assaulted unarmed people.
Later, Shah spoke to Assam Chief Minister Himanta Biswa Sarma and his Mizoram counterpart Zoramthanga and urged them to ensure peace along the disputed border and find an amicable settlement.

Rahul&nbsp;Gandhi tweeted that Amit&nbsp;Shah has "failed" the country by "sowing hatred and distrust" into the lives of people and India is now reaping its "dreadful consequences"

Congress leader Rahul Gandhi on Tuesday attacked Union Home Minister Amit Shah over the <a href="https://www.editorji.com/story/5-assam-cops-killed-over-50-wounded-amid-border-clash-with-mizoram-1627354229024" target="_blank">violence at the Assam-Mizoram border.</a> He said that Shah has "failed" the country by "sowing hatred and distrust" into the lives of people and India is now reaping its "dreadful consequences".
According to officials, at least five Assam Police personnel were killed and more than 60 people injured, including an SP, as the festering border dispute between the two northeastern states erupted into a bloody conflict on Monday.
"HM has failed the country yet again by sowing hatred and distrust into the lives of people. India is now reaping its dreadful consequences," the Congress MP tweeted.
In a statement on Monday, the Assam government alleged that the Mizoram Police opened fire on its officials and civilians from two dominating high features with automatic weapons, including light machine guns.
However, Mizoram govt claimed that the state police responded "spontaneously by firing back" at Assam Police after its 200 personnel forcibly crossed a duty post manned by CRPF personnel and indulged in arson and firing and assaulted unarmed people.
Also See |&nbsp;<a href="https://www.editorji.com/story/war-of-words-between-assam-mizoram-cms-over-border-clashes-1627309337902" target="_blank">War of words between Assam &amp; Mizoram CMs over border clashes</a>
Later, Shah spoke to Assam Chief Minister Himanta Biswa Sarma and his Mizoram counterpart Zoramthanga and urged them to ensure peace along the disputed border and find an amicable settlement.

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