West Bengal Is In Danger In Terms Of Security: Assembly Elections

West Bengal is in danger in terms of security, worries over Al Qaeda’s antics: West Bengal Assembly Elections 2021.

The National Investigation Agency (NIA) arrested more than ten suspected terrorists linked to Al Qaeda from Murshidabad district of Bengal, bordering Bangladesh.

Only after this concern about the security of the country and the state is bound to increase, no one should mind this.

On Saturday, Governor Jagdeep Dhankar said after meeting Union Home Minister Amit Shah that Bengal is in danger in terms of security.

Al Qaeda is spreading its feet here. Illegal bomb-making is going on. The governor said- I want to know what they (state administration) are doing?

Dhankar has submitted a report to the Home Minister regarding political violence. The Governor says that Bengal is the only state with a State Security Advisor.

I want to know what they are doing? There are reports of frequent bombings, where are they at that time? The governor says that the police in Bengal has also been politicized.

The position of the Director-General of Police of the state is an open secret. Because of this, I say that we have the political police who have taken over the government of Bengal.

The Governor believes that the year 2021 is important for Bengal, as Assembly elections are due. Panchayat elections, Lok Sabha elections have been bloody and rules have been violated.

However, the Governor refused to say anything about the discussion with the Home Minister. But the way he spoke before the media about the feet of the terrorist organization Al Qaeda in Bengal.

Not only the Trinamool but also the leaders of opposition parties like Rashtriya Janata Dal are criticizing Dhankar. Can the Governor not say anything about national and state security? This is the big question.

Hasn’t the Al Qaeda suspects been arrested in West Bengal.

Terrorists ranging from Bangladeshi terrorist organization Jamaat-ul-Mujahideen to the world’s deadly terrorist organizations IS and Lashkar-e-Taiba has been arrested from Bengal.

There would not have been a terrorist arrest in Bengal and if the Governor had said the same way, then its political meaning would have been extracted.

But when the arrest has been made and the Governor is repeating the same thing then why the question? Is it only the central agency’s task to arrest the terrorists? The state police administration also has this responsibility.