West Bengal CM Appeals for Peace Amid Bangladesh Unrest

West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee has called for peace in her state amidst the ongoing unrest in neighbouring Bangladesh. She urged people to avoid provocation and encouraged political parties to refrain from making controversial remarks. The West Bengal administration has also warned against spreading provocative posts on social media.

West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee has urged the people of her state to maintain peace amid the ongoing unrest in neighbouring Bangladesh. Addressing reporters at the West Bengal assembly, Banerjee called for calm and advised against any communal behaviour. She emphasized the importance of not taking the law into one’s own hands.

Banerjee also appealed to political parties to avoid making controversial remarks that could disrupt peace. Refraining from commenting on the situation in Bangladesh, she left the matter to the Ministry of External Affairs. The Chief Minister criticized certain BJP leaders for posting inappropriate content and urged everyone, including her party members, to be cautious about their social media activity.

The West Bengal police echoed Banerjee’s sentiments and urged citizens not to share provocative posts or fall prey to fake news. This appeal came after social media posts about the unrest in Bangladesh began circulating, potentially inciting discord within the state.