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Lok Sabha Wrestle For Narsingh Yadav :Dope Row

[New Delhi]Parliamentarians Wrestle For Narsingh Yadav :Dope Row
Lok Sabha members today joined the row over wrestler Narsingh Yadav failing a drug test,
Ranjeet Ranjan (Cong) raised the issue in the Zero Hour and sought a CBI inquiry into the matter
As many other members joined her and sought the government’s response,
Minister of State for Parliamentary Affairs S S Ahluwalia Ahluwalia said he will convey their sentiments to the government and seek an official response.
He noted that the matter was raised in the Question Hour too.

Mamata Showes No Mamta For BJP And Makes”Kaliachak”Out of Bounds

[Malda,WB,New Delhi]Mamata Showes No Mamta For BJP And Makes”Kaliachak”Out of Bounds For Fact Finding Team Of MPs
Mamta Showes No Mamta And Disallows BJP MPs To visit violence-hit Kaliachak
A ‘fact-finding’ team of BJP MPs was today stopped by district authorities from visiting Kaliachak which was hit by violence on December 3, as the political battle between Mamata Banerjee government and BJP over the incident hotted up.
MPs Bhupendra Yadav+Ram Vilas Vedanti + SS Ahluwalia, the lone BJP member of Parliament from the state, disembarked from Gaur Express at Malda Town station at around 6 AM but were asked by the police and district administration officials to turn back as prohibitory orders had been promulgated in Kaliachak.
“This act of West Bengal government is condemnable,” Yadav said as the MPs were forced to return by Howrah-bound Shatabdi Express.
The MPs stayed in the VIP lounge of the station for nearly three hours where they discussed the issue with senior district officials.
“The purpose of the visit was to console the people, to restore their confidence that something like this will not happen in future. Due to pressure from the state government, the district administration said that we cannot go there as Section 144 CrPC has been imposed.
The area has been made out of bounds for BJP leaders since the incident. On January 6, another BJP delegation led by Shamik Bhattacharya, its lone MLA in West Bengal Assembly, was not allowed to visit Kaliachak village, about 30 km from here.
Violence had broken out at Kaliachak on December 3 over an alleged remark of a BJP leader. Protesters had set fire to a police station and damaged vehicles.
Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee had said there was no communal tension in the area and described the incident as a fallout of an issue between BSF and the local people.
Several policemen have been transferred from Kaliachak police station following the incident.
The CPI(M) too has attacked the state government saying, “Kaliachak incident has shown that it has completely failed to control communal incidents and overtones”

PM Condoled Deaths In Landslides In Darjeeling,Announced Compensation@Rs.2lakhFrom PMNRF

[New Delhi]PM Condoled Deaths In Landslides In Darjeeling And Announced Compensation @Rs 2 Lakh From PMNRF
About 25 people have lost their lives in several parts of Darjeeling district in West Bengal.
Prime Minister Of India condoled the loss of lives due to the landslides in Kurseong and Kalimpong areas in Darjeeling district of West Bengal. And Announced compensation for landslide victims
The Prime Minister, Narendra Modi has condoled the loss of lives due to the landslides in Kurseong and Kalimpong areas in Darjeeling district of West Bengal. The Prime Minister has announced a compensation of Rs. 2 lakh from the Prime Minister’s National Relief Fund, to the families of the deceased. This amount will be in addition to the compensation of Rs. 4 lakh to be given from the National Disaster Relief Fund.
The Union Home Minister, Shri Rajnath Singh spoke to the Chief Minister of West Bengal, Ms. Mamta Banerjee and assured all possible assistance from the Centre. He directed the authorities to take up the rescue and relief operations immediately. Two National Disaster Response Force teams have been dispatched for rescue operations.
On the instruction of the Prime Minister, a high level team headed by the Union Minister of State for Home Affairs, Shri Kiren Rijiju is leaving for Kurseong and Kalimpong to take stock of the situation. Shri Rijiju will be accompanied by the Member of Parliament, Darjeeling, Shri S.S. Ahluwalia and the Deputy Inspector General (Operations), NDRF, Shri S.S. Guleria.