TMC govt refuses to increase NCW chief’s go to to Bengal, cites Covid restrictions

On Thursday, National Commission for Women (NCW) chief Rekha Sharma introduced that she had been refused a one-day extension of her West Bengal go to which seeks to assist ladies affected by the post-election violence within the state. The official cause for this refusal is the just lately launched partial lockdown measures within the state. This official cause was revealed by Rekha Sharma herself by a social media publish.
Yesterday I prolonged my go to to Kolkata for a day however state Gov. Didn’t need me to, so that they despatched this message to me as if I used to be right here for a pleasure journey. In this 2 days journey met many ladies, noticed a lot ache of their eyes and recorded horrible tales. #WestBengalViolence pic.twitter.com/joxqMwXSPx— Rekha Sharma (@sharmarekha) May 6, 2021
The NCW chief had been on an official go to to Kolkata since May 5 with a view to hear the grievances of girls going by post-election violence. In order to higher entry the scenario, the NCW chief had prolonged her go to for one more day, nevertheless, this extension was shortly refused by the West Bengal TMC authorities. In their refusal for extension, the WB govt has acknowledged that every one involved officers shall be busy in Covid dealing with.
“Yesterday I extended my visit to Kolkata for a day but State Gov. didn’t want me to, so they sent this message to me as if I was here for a pleasure trip,” wrote Rekha Sharma. “In this 2 days trip met many women, saw so much pain in their eyes, and recorded horrible stories,” the NCW chief added, giving a believable rationalization as to why she would lengthen her official go to.
Bengal post-election violence and MHA response
Soon after the Trinamool Congress (TMC) was discovered surpassing the BJP through the vote counting for the Vidhan Sabha elections, the goons of the ruling dispensation unleashed violence towards their political opponents. Multiple movies have additionally come ahead displaying {that a} spate of looting, arson, and violence has erupted within the state, perpetrated by TMC goons.
Yesterday, MHA constituted a four-member fact-finding central staff to assess the bottom scenario within the state and submit its report on post-poll violence within the subsequent 48-72 hours to the Union Home Ministry. The step was taken after repeated reminders to the Mamata Banerjee authorities to submit an in depth report on the post-poll violence, which went unheard.