New Delhi: Union Home Minister Amit Shah Spoke to Bihar Governor for an update on communal clashes that broke out in parts of the state on Sunday Ram Navami, He also addressed a public meeting in Nawada district of Bihar.
Meanwhile, the home Ministry It has also approved the deployment of additional central paramilitary forces, mainly Sashastra Seema Bal (SSB) personnel, in the violence-affected areas on the request of the Bihar government.
Shah sought information about law and order disturbances during a conversation with Governor Rajendra Vishwanath Arlekar. sasaram And the action taken so far to bring the communal violence in Nalanda under control over the past few days and the latest situation in the affected areas, sources told TOI.
Governor, who informed Shah Will also present a formal report on the incidents of violence in some parts of Bihar on all these aspects.
The Centre’s initial assessment points to the lack of adequate steps taken by the Bihar government to contain the outbreak of communal violence and to strictly contain the clashes. Meanwhile, BJP leaders have linked the JD(U)-RJD government’s failure to act against troublemakers to “vote-bank politics”.
In order to increase the strength of police on the ground to prevent violence, the Ministry of Home Affairs has now placed additional SSB companies under the control of Bihar Police. A home ministry official said around 800-1,000 paramilitary forces would assist the Bihar Police in maintaining law and order in the affected areas, mainly Sasaram and Nalanda.
Meanwhile, the home Ministry It has also approved the deployment of additional central paramilitary forces, mainly Sashastra Seema Bal (SSB) personnel, in the violence-affected areas on the request of the Bihar government.
Shah sought information about law and order disturbances during a conversation with Governor Rajendra Vishwanath Arlekar. sasaram And the action taken so far to bring the communal violence in Nalanda under control over the past few days and the latest situation in the affected areas, sources told TOI.
Governor, who informed Shah Will also present a formal report on the incidents of violence in some parts of Bihar on all these aspects.
The Centre’s initial assessment points to the lack of adequate steps taken by the Bihar government to contain the outbreak of communal violence and to strictly contain the clashes. Meanwhile, BJP leaders have linked the JD(U)-RJD government’s failure to act against troublemakers to “vote-bank politics”.
In order to increase the strength of police on the ground to prevent violence, the Ministry of Home Affairs has now placed additional SSB companies under the control of Bihar Police. A home ministry official said around 800-1,000 paramilitary forces would assist the Bihar Police in maintaining law and order in the affected areas, mainly Sasaram and Nalanda.