West Bengal

West Bengal (July 03,2023) : The daughter of a Trinamool Congress (TMC) leader who was murdered in West Bengal met with Governor CV Ananda Bose on Tuesday and demanded justice for her father's death. The woman, identified as Monowara Bibi, met with the governor at his Raj Bhavan residence in Kolkata. She told the governor that her father, Abul Kalam Azad, was killed by a group of men on May 29. Azad was a TMC leader in Basanti, a town in West Bengal's North 24 Parganas district. He was killed at his home in Basanti.

Monowara Bibi told the governor that she had filed a complaint with the police, but no arrests have been made yet. She demanded that the police investigate the case and bring the killers to justice. The governor assured Monowara Bibi that he would look into the matter and that the police would take action. He also expressed his condolences to the family of Azad. The murder of Azad has sparked political tensions in West Bengal. The TMC has accused the BJP of being involved in the murder, while the BJP has denied the allegations.

The case has also drawn attention to the issue of political violence in West Bengal. The state has seen a number of political killings in recent years. The governor's meeting with Monowara Bibi is a sign that the state government is taking the case seriously. It remains to be seen whether the police will be able to make arrests and bring the killers to justice.

The murder of Azad is a reminder of the dangers of political violence in West Bengal. The case has also highlighted the need for the state government to take action to protect political activists. The governor's meeting with Monowara Bibi is a positive step. It shows that the state government is taking the case seriously and that it is committed to bringing the killers to justice.

However, it remains to be seen whether the police will be able to make arrests. The case is a complex one, and the police may face challenges in gathering evidence. The murder of Azad is a tragedy, and it is important that the state government does everything it can to bring the killers to justice. The case is also a reminder of the need for political parties to work together to prevent political violence in West Bengal.