The unfinished work on NH 60 is a deliberate act of the Centre, says Mamata Banerjee. (File)
Bolpur:
West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee today asked TMC workers to put up posters, organise rallies and gherao officials to force the completion of NH 60 bypass at Dubrajpur in Birbhum district following complaints by locals that work on the project is pending for the past 10 years.
The unfinished work on NH 60 is a deliberate act of the Centre, she said at an administrative review meeting. We (the state government) have nothing to do with this. This (road bypass) is not in our hands, it is looked after by the central government, Mr Banerjee said at the meeting.
West Bengal Chief Minister
Mamata Banerjee Monday asked TMC workers to put up posters, organise rallies and gherao officials to force the completion of NH 60 bypass at Dubrajpur in Birbhum district following complaints by locals that work on the project is pending for the past 10 years. The unfinished work on NH 60 was a deliberate act of the Centre, she said at an administrative review meeting here on Monday. We (the state government) have nothing to do with this. This (road bypass) is not in our hands, it is looked after by the central government, Banerjee said at the meeting. We have given them (the Centre) the land. They did the same thing in Krishnagar and Ranaghat. This is their deliberate attempt, she added.
Finger at varsity over Shah event attendee list Birbhum police views behaviour of the Visva-Bharati authorities as a breach of security protocol, Bengal govt to write to the ministry of home affairs
The Bengal government is set to send a letter to the ministry of home affairs following a police report on alleged noncooperation of Visva-Bharati authorities regarding security arrangements for Union home minister Amit Shah during his visit here on Sunday.
Birbhum police accused varsity authorities of not providing the list of participants at Bangladesh Bhavan, where Shah had addressed a small group of Visva-Bharati faculty members and employees.
Visva Bharati students allege house arrest ahead of Amit Shah visit Birbhum police chief denied issuing such orders
Four Visva Bharati students were reportedly put under house arrest by district police starting Sunday morning to stem what police sources termed “potential security breaches” by student leaders aimed at Union home minister Amit Shah’s road show, though the Birbhum police chief denied having issued such orders.
Undergraduate economics students Falguni Pan and Somenath Sow, the latter of whom is also an SFI leader, and research scholars and All India Democratic Students’ Organisation (AIDSO) leaders Amit Mondal and Beauty Saha were all identified and rounded up by police personnel between Saturday night and Sunday morning, and reportedly confined to their homes and student accommodations, with the police even providing them breakfast and lunch in order to keep them
Updated Dec 17, 2020 | 07:59 IST
A man allegedly confined his wife to their residence in Delhi as he suspected her of having an affair. The woman said that she had been married to the accused for 20 years (Representative Image). | Photo Credit: iStock Images
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On Wednesday, a woman and her daughters were rescued from confinement by the Delhi Police
The woman was allegedly confined to her house by her husband who suspected her of infidelity
New Delhi: A man allegedly confined his wife and daughter to his house was arrested from Delhi s Shalimar Bagh on Wednesday afternoon. The man allegedly confined his wife to their house as he suspected her of having an affair.