‘Not In My Hand, BJP Wants President’s Rule’: Mamata Banerjee After Supreme Court Rap Over Malda Hostage Row

Mamata Banerjee said the “administration is not in my hand” and alleged a plan to impose President’s Rule after the Supreme Court of India criticised the state over the Malda judicial officers hostage incident. She urged people not to resort to violence and not to obstruct judges during the electoral roll revision process.

“Most Polarised State”: Supreme Court Sends Central Forces to Protect Judges on SIR duty in West Bengal

The Supreme Court ordered deployment of central armed forces to protect judicial officers after they were gheraoed and attacked in West Bengal during electoral roll revision work. The Court called the incident a serious attack on the rule of law and sought explanation from top state officials.

Violent Protest Erupts in Murshidabad Over Waqf (Amendment) Act; TMC MP’s Office Vandalised, BSF Deployed

West Bengal experienced violent protests against the Waqf Act, leading to injuries among police and widespread disruption. Protests erupted after Friday prayers, with road and railway blockades, stone-throwing incidents, and clashes requiring police intervention. The unrest forced internet suspensions, prompting government officials to urge immediate action against those responsible.