New Delhi: Union Minister Anurag Thakur has attacked the Chief Ministers of both the states over the violence during Ram Navami processions in West Bengal and Bihar. Speaking at the Bhagwan Mahavir Jayanti celebrations organised by Ahimsa Vishwa Bharti Sanstha and the World Peace Centre, Anurag Thakur took on the Chief Ministers of both the states. According to the report, Anurag Thakur said that in one part of the country, West Bengal, the procession of Ram Navami is not allowed to pass peacefully, and CM Mamta Banerjee says that Hindus should not go to this area. So will this society and that area. Have you come down to divide? This is a matter of concern.
The Union Minister said that the CMs of these two states do the work of favouritism, which in itself raises questions. Is there a class behind these incidents, or is it the politics of appeasement that works to fuel them further? Whether the work of creating unrest in vote bank politics is done in this way as well raises a big question in itself.
Let us tell you that in two districts of Bihar, Sasaram and Nalanda, stones were pelted during the procession being taken out for Ram Navami. After this, a situation of tension has arisen in these districts. Arson also started in no time. In comparison to these two districts, the situation in Nalanda had deteriorated more. To maintain law and order, Section 144 was imposed in both districts by the police. However, the situation is now back on track in both districts. At the same time, some similar incidents were also seen in the Howrah district of Bengal. There was also an attack on a procession in a Muslim-dominated area.
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