In a post on X, CM Kumar congratulated the new recruits and expressed confidence in their ability to perform their duties with dedication and honesty. He highlighted that their contribution would strengthen the law and order situation in the state, ensuring a safer and better environment
After taking suo motu cognisance of the alleged gang-rape of a student at a law college in South Kolkata, NCW Chairperson Vijaya Rahatkar on Saturday wrote to the West Bengal Chief Secretary, requesting full police cooperation to enable NCW member Dr Archana Mujumdar to meet the victim and h
Bharat Rashtra Samithi (BRS) MLC K Kavitha on Saturday expressed grief over the alleged gangrape case of a law student in West Bengal capital, calling for a strong punishment for the accused in the case.
Speaking to ANI, Karat said, "It is a highly condemnable crime which is taking place on the law campus," Karat said. "It is taking place because of the impunity that these rapists and criminals enjoy under the rule of the TMC government."
Speaking to reporters, Patra attacked Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee and said, "In a state where there is a woman Chief Minister, there should be sensitivity towards women, but why is there so much insensitivity and cruelty? The victim has issued a statement herself. If we read it careful
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Congress leader Adhir Ranjan Chowdhury on Saturday criticised the West Bengal government over the alleged gangrape case of a law student in Kolkata's South Calcutta Law College. Chowdhury stated that the incident demonstrates the deteriorating law and order situation in Bengal, which has
Union Minister Arjun Ram Meghwal on Saturday criticised the West Bengal government, led by Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee, over the alleged gangrape case in Kolkata, stating that law and order in the state has deteriorated significantly. He accused the state government of engaging in appeas
He condemned the state government's pathetic failure in stopping these incidents and questioned their ability to maintain law and order and demanded that someone take responsibility for these failures, suggesting that the government has no right to remain in power if it cannot ensure safety.
Speaking to ANI, Varsha Mishra said, "I always say women are not safe anywhere. Whether it is doctors or lawyers, a character certificate should be issued to professionals before they are awarded their degree. A team should be constituted in all big institutes for this purpose. The culprits