Amit Shah gave a big statement regarding the attack on ED
New Delhi. The Union Home Ministry has sought answers from the state government regarding the recent attack on Enforcement Directorate (ED) officials during a raid in North 24 Parganas of West Bengal. According to sources, the Union Home Ministry has sought a report from the West Bengal government regarding the incident of January 5. There is a war of words between the ruling TMC and the opposition party BJP in the state regarding this incident. Some ministers of the state government have tried to show that the January 5 incident happened due to public anger.
West Bengal Agriculture Minister Shobhandeb Chattopadhyay claimed on Tuesday that such attacks will also happen in other parts of the country where investigative agencies conduct raids. He said at an event, “We saw an explosion of public anger at one place in the state… such incidents will happen at other places in India in the future.” On the minister’s statement, BJP MP Dilip Ghosh said that efforts should be made to save the people of West Bengal. For this, the Trinamool Congress government should be immediately ousted from power.
On January 5, the ED team had come to raid the residence of Trinamool Congress leader Shahjahan Sheikh in Sandeshkhali in connection with alleged irregularities in the state’s ration system, when hundreds of Sheikh’s supporters attacked him. Three ED officers were injured in this attack. After the attack, ED had said that during our search, 800-1000 people attacked the ED team and CRPF personnel in a compound with the intention of killing them. These people were armed with weapons like sticks, stones and bricks. Officials had also alleged that the violent mob had also snatched or looted personal and official belongings of ED officials such as their mobile phones, laptops, cash, wallets etc. and badly damaged some vehicles of the agency. Was.
