Sandeshkhali Violence : Supreme Court Refuses To Hear The Case Immediately; PM Modi Said-TMC Has Committed A Grave Sin
New Delhi/Kolkata: West Bengal’s Mamata Banerjee government has received a big blow from the Supreme Court in the Sandeshkhali and Sheikh Shahjahan case. On the other hand Prime Minister Narendra Modi has also targeted it. Refusing to hear the matter immediately, the Supreme Court has said that the Chief Justice of the country will decide when the hearing should take place. Along with this, from the platform of Nari Shakti Vandan Abhinandan rally in Barasat of North 24 Parganas district, the Prime Minister has said that Trinamool Congress has committed a grave sin. This would make anyone bow down and despite this, Mamata’s government is busy protecting the criminals.
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It is noteworthy that on January 5, the Enforcement Directorate team had reached the premises of jailed Trinamool Congress leader Shahjahan Sheikh for sexually harassing women and land grabbing. During this, a crowd of around 800 to 1000 attacked the ED team. In this case, on Tuesday, the Calcutta High Court had ordered to hand over the investigation to the Central Bureau of Investigation. The West Bengal government approached the Supreme Court against this. If Mamata government is to be believed, SIT is investigating this matter seriously. In such a situation, it would be absolutely wrong to give it to CBI. On Wednesday, the Supreme Court refused to hear the matter immediately.
PM Modi addressed BJP rally
On the other hand, today Narishakti Vandan Abhinandan rally was organized by Bharatiya Janata Party in Barasat of North 24 Parganas district. While addressing this rally, Prime Minister Narendra Modi said that atrocities on women power are taking place on this earth under TMC rule. Trinamool Congress has committed a grave sin in Bengal. Whatever happened in Sandeshkhali would make anyone bow their head. Despite this, the state government is trying its best to save the criminals. However, now Mamata government has got a shock from the High Court and the Supreme Court.
