People on the road, stone and arson ... Murshidabad lifted water against Waqf Law, know how the situation is now?

Protests against the WAQF Act took place in many parts of Western Bengals on Friday. During this time, the protesters set fire to vehicles. Road and rail traffic were also disrupted. About ten policemen were injured while trying to control the crowd. However, according to police, the situation is currently under control. BJP president Sukant Majumdar has launched a shocking attack on Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee on violence. Bengal police have written in a post about X that the situation is now under control in Sati and Samprise Areas of Jangipur. The uncontrolled crowd was distributed by effective police action. At the same time, traffic on the national highway became normal. Strict action against the violence said people said strict action would be taken against those who commit violence. Raids are carried out to arrest the offenses. Legal action will also be taken against those who try to spread wrong information and spread rumors. He called on the public not to pay attention to rumors and to maintain peace. Demonstrations against the WAQF Act, police officers said the protests in Sati in the Murshidabad district became violent when people of the Muslim community met after Friday prayers and protested against the Waqf Act. He blocked part of the National Highway-12 from Dakbangla Mor to Sutir Sajur Mor in Shamshermanj. The protesters threw stones at the security personnel and set fire to the police wagons and public buses. 10 policemen were injured in the violence. He said the protests became violent when the protesters threw stones at the police wagon. This was followed by a clash between the police and the protesters, in which about ten policemen were injured. The official said some protesters attacked the policemen, after which the police brought to light to bring the uncontrolled crowd under control and later fired tear gas peels to distribute the protesters. The protesters staged a seat on the railways. Another official said some policemen should take shelter in the midst of the violence in nearby mosque. At the same time, the district administration requested the intervention of the Border Safety Force (BSF) to restore the general situation. According to officials, the protesters staged a seat on Railways in Malda, which influenced the movement of trains. He said train services were also affected on the Farakka-Azimganj part of the Eastern Railway. Meanwhile, Governor CV Anand evil has asked the state government to act immediately and effectively against those responsible for disorders in sensitive areas. Train services between Dhulianganga and Nimetita Railway Stations were disrupted due to the rail traffic affecting the violence due to violence. Indian Railways said the railway service was disrupted on the new Farakka-Azimganj tracking division. The protesters captured railways. These people were close to LC Gate No. 42 and 43, after which Azimganj-Bhagalpur passenger (53029) and Katwa-Azimganj passenger (53435) were canceled. At the same time, the route of five trains was changed. These include Balurghat-Nazweep Dham Express (13432), Kamakhya-Puri Express (15644), Saldah-News Alipurdar Testa Torsa Express (13141), Kolkata-Sildhar Special (05640) and Howwrah-Malda Town Intercity (13465). What did the governor say? As for the violence in Murshidabad, Governor Dr. CV Anand Bose said that we had already feared that something could be wrong. Therefore, this information has already been shared with the office of the Chief Minister (CMO). We are constantly monitoring the situation. Police were also instructed to control the situation. No violence will be tolerated in the name of protest.