Two circumstances filed in direction of organisers of Hanuman Jayanti program in Hooghly

On Friday, April 7, West Bengal’s Hooghly district police registered two circumstances in direction of the Hanuman Jayanti Shobha Yatra organizers. The police acknowledged that the organizers did not have permission to take out the Shobha Yatra and that just a few of the people brandished swords in the midst of the Yatra in Bansberia. No arrests have been made to this point.

Reportedly, the Hooghly Rural Superintendent of Police Amandeep acknowledged that “several weapons and DJ boxes were seized during the Shobha Yatra. Legal action will be taken against those who violated the law after identifying them.”

According to police, the people of the procession brandished swords and totally different such weapons. Police sources acknowledged that a whole lot of weapons have been seized from the procession. However, locals are asking how the procession featured swords no matter a strict ban on such exhibits as per a High Court order when there was a heavy police presence.

The procession had started in entrance of the Hanuman temple at Kalbazar in Banshberia, the place 17 committees had participated. Allegedly each committee carried their very personal DJ system throughout the procession. A paramilitary strain did a route march ahead of the Hanuman Jayanti Sobha Yatra.

It is notable that following the assault on Ram Navami processions ultimate week in Howrah, the Calcutta High Court had directed the state authorities to hunt assist from the para-military forces in the midst of the Hanuman Jayanti celebrations. The courtroom docket had moreover acknowledged that no individual should make any assertion regarding the competitors in public or throughout the media. Due to the presence of the security forces, the Hanuman Jayanti was celebrated peacefully in West Bengal with none violence. Reportedly a whole of eight processions and spherical 80 puja and bhog distribution programmes had been held on Thursday.

Yesterday BJP chief and Hooghly MP Locket Chatterjee was stopped by the State law enforcement officials from changing into a member of the Hanuman Jayanti procession in Hooghly by calling her an ‘outsider’. The BJP MP was on her choice to a temple at Banshberiea to hold out puja on the occasion of Hanuman Jayanti when the police stopped her vehicle and denied her to go extra citing a courtroom docket order banning entry of outsiders. Today DSP (Special Branch) Nimai Chowdhury acknowledged that the MP was stopped as per courtroom docket orders.

The MP tweeted in Hindi, “Like yearly, I was going to the temple to hold out Puja on the occasion of Shri Hanuman Janmotsav following a correct invitation, nevertheless the police stopped me, citing an order from the High Court that acknowledged that no outsiders could attend the programme. Are Regional MPs outsiders for Mamta Banerjee’s authorities? she requested.

संकटमोचक श्री हनुमान जन्मोत्सव में हर वर्ष की भांति इस बार औपचारिक आमंत्रण के बाद गई तब पुलिस उच्च न्यायालय के उसे आदेश का हवाला दे रही है जिसमें लिखा है कोई भी Outsiders कार्यक्रम में नहीं जा सकता। क्या ममता बनर्जी की सरकार में क्षेत्रीय सांसद Outsiders है। pic.twitter.com/T0eIBK9QOp

— Locket Chatterjee (@me_locket) April 6, 2023

She was stopped at Bansberia Boropara intersection throughout the district spherical half a kilometre away from the venue. She had argued with police stating that as an MP from the realm she’s going to be capable to’t be known as outsider, nevertheless the police didn’t budge. After that she alongside collectively together with her supporters sat on a dharna on the freeway.

The Calcutta High Court had mandated that central forces be deployed throughout the state as a approach to cease any adversarial incident on Hanuman Jayanti. Following the extreme courtroom docket’s suggestion, three firms of the central forces had been stationed in some areas of Kolkata, Hooghly, and Barrackpore on Thursday to assist the state police to deal with the regulation and order state of affairs.