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Murshidabad Violence: Fourth Arrest Challenges 'Outsider' Theory

As life gradually normalizes in Murshidabad, forensic evidence strengthens the case against local suspects in the double murder during Waqf Act protests.

Security personnel keep vigilin Murshidabad on Sunday. (PTI)
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West Bengal BJP chief Sukanta Majumdar accused CM Mamata Banerjee of pressuring authorities to send the victims back.

Overview

  • West Bengal Police have arrested Ziaul Sheikh, the fourth suspect in the double murder of Haragobindo and Chandan Das, supported by CCTV and telecom evidence.
  • The arrests refute the state government's initial claim that 'outsiders' instigated the violence, as all suspects are identified as local residents.
  • The National Commission for Women (NCW) is finalizing a report advocating for victim rehabilitation and credits BSF for protecting women during the unrest.
  • Political tensions escalate as the BJP accuses Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee of neglecting Hindu victims, while she blames BJP and RSS for exploiting the violence.
  • Schools have reopened and daily life is resuming under tight security, though displaced families face ongoing challenges in returning to their homes.