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A political battle is underway in West Bengal over the Sandeshkhali incident, with the entire state's politics revolving around allegations made by women here.
Women from Sandeshkhali have demanded the imposition of President's Rule to restore peace. It is reported that Prime Minister Modi may visit Sandeshkhali on March 7th to meet with the victims.
Women are protesting while demanding the President's Rule. They are marching in opposition, demanding the President's Rule in the state, and moving forward with slogans. Women say they no longer trust the Mamata Banerjee government.
Meanwhile, BJP leader Suvendu Adhikari has said that Prime Minister Modi may visit Bengal to meet with the victims in Sandeshkhali.
The National Commission for Women (NCW) has also opposed the Mamata Banerjee government. In Sandeshkhali, West Bengal, a Trinamool Congress (TMC) leader Shahjahan Sheikh and his associates have been accused of oppressing women, sparking political heat in the state.
NCW Chairperson Rekha Sharma has stated that the commission has received information about two rape cases from Sandeshkhali. Apart from rape allegations, our team has also received many other complaints from the villagers.
The women in this village are fearful. Rekha Sharma said that the commission will present a report to the President. We will demand President's Rule.
Amid this, the Calcutta High Court has granted permission to BJP leader Suvendu Adhikari to visit Sandeshkhali. He will be accompanied by four to five legislators for the Sandeshkhali trip on Tuesday.
Meanwhile, Suvendu mentioned that the Prime Minister will also soon visit Sandeshkhali, and the Prime Minister's Office (PMO) will decide on the date.
The Calcutta High Court has allowed opposition leader Suvendu Adhikari to go to Sandeshkhali. Justice Kaushik Chanda has granted permission to Suvendu, along with security personnel, to visit Sandeshkhali.
It's worth noting that the administration has imposed Section 144 in Sandeshkhali.
Additionally, the High Court has ordered Suvendu not to deliver any provocative speeches there.
Women here have been protesting against the atrocities committed by TMC leader Shahjahan Sheikh and his associates for the past few days. The victimized women of Sandeshkhali have narrated their ordeal themselves.
They have accused Shahjahan Sheikh and his supporters of committing atrocities, sexual harassment, and land grabbing. One woman who made the allegations said that TMC members go door-to-door in the village, and during this time, if they see any beautiful woman or girl in the house, Shahjahan Sheikh's people would abduct her and keep her with them at the party office or elsewhere the whole night, and after committing sexual harassment the next day, they would leave her in front of her house or somewhere nearby.
As soon as the case came to light, the Governor immediately took cognizance of the matter and personally visited Sandeshkhali. Speaking to the media later, he said that what happened in Sandeshkhali was shocking.