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Narendra Modi on Saturday reminded Asansol of the riots of 2018, drawing charges that the desperation to win the elections has made him fall back on an ill-concealed polarisation tactic unbecoming of a Prime Minister.
Modi also glossed over the fact that turncoat politics has ensured that the politician his party had targeted over the riots is now a BJP candidate.
Neither did Modi, whose tenure as Gujarat chief minister witnessed one of the worst riots in the country, betray any signs that he was conscious of the irony.
“Do you remember the Ram Navami of three years ago? Who can forget the riots of Asansol-Raniganj? The entire life’s earnings of hundreds of people got burnt to ashes in these riots…. The poor were the worst affected. People who had shops on stations and small businessmen,” Modi told a rally in West Burdwan.
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PRAYAGRAJ: In an attempt to conduct panchayat polls peacefully in neighbouring Pratapgarh district, police have issued over 4,700 ‘red cards’ to people with dubious character in the district.
As per available data, as many as 200 red cards have been issued in Kotwali, 500 in Antoo, 115 in Kodhaur, 240 in Patti, 120 in Aspur, 165 in Kandhai, 300 in Mandhata, 200 in Raniganj, 100 in Fatanpur, 700 in Lalganj, 137 in Sangipur, 150 in Sangramgrah, 150 in Udaypur, 350 in Kunda, 200 in Manikpur, 250 in Nawabganj, 155 in Hathigawon, 200 in Maheshganj, 180 in Jethwara and 300 in Baghrai.
Deputy SP (Raniganj) Dr Atul Anjan Tripathi told TOI that red cards have been issued to persons with ‘dubious character’ whose presence could disturb law and order situation. He added that these persons have been told to stay in their homes after casting their vote in panchayat poll or legal action would be initiated against them.