Doctor rape-murder: Calcutta erupts in clashes over 'Nabanna Abhiyan'
A massive clash broke out between the police and the protesters during a march towards the state secretariat demanding the resignation of the West Bengal Chief Minister in protest against the rape and murder of doctors at the RG Kar Hospital.
Calcutta has become a battleground for police-protester clashes centered on a march towards the State Secretariat 'Nabanna' building demanding the resignation of Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee in protest against the rape and murder of a trainee doctor at the RG Kar Hospital in West Bengal, India.
Police stopped the operation started by non-political organization of students on Tuesday afternoon. As a result, there was a massive conflict between the two sides. Police fired tear gas and water cannons to stop the protestors from entering Navanna. The protesters also threw bricks at the police.
According to Indian newspaper NDTV, chaos has been created on the streets of Kolkata, the capital of the state.
According to the news, the police did not give permission for the protest march in the state on Tuesday. Mamata Banerjee's ruling Trinamool Congress on Monday alleged that the opposition was conspiring to destabilize the state.
The State Police Secretariat built forts around Nabanna to stop the protest march. 6,000 policemen were deployed to stop the protest march towards the Secretariat from any direction. Drones are used to monitor the protests. Barricades were also placed on the streets to stop the protesters.
Meanwhile, on Tuesday morning, a group of protesters gathered in the college premises and started marching towards Nabanna. At that time, they raised slogans demanding the resignation of West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee over the gruesome rape and murder at RG Kar Hospital.
Doctor rape-murder: Calcutta erupts in clashes over 'Nabanna Abhiyan'
A massive clash broke out between the police and the protesters during a march towards the state secretariat demanding the resignation of the West Bengal Chief Minister in protest against the rape and murder of doctors at the RG Kar Hospital.
Calcutta has become a battleground for police-protester clashes centered on a march towards the State Secretariat 'Nabanna' building demanding the resignation of Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee in protest against the rape and murder of a trainee doctor at the RG Kar Hospital in West Bengal, India.
Police stopped the operation started by non-political organization of students on Tuesday afternoon. As a result, there was a massive conflict between the two sides. Police fired tear gas and water cannons to stop the protestors from entering Navanna. The protesters also threw bricks at the police.
According to Indian newspaper NDTV, chaos has been created on the streets of Kolkata, the capital of the state.
According to the news, the police did not give permission for the protest march in the state on Tuesday. Mamata Banerjee's ruling Trinamool Congress on Monday alleged that the opposition was conspiring to destabilize the state.
The State Police Secretariat built forts around Nabanna to stop the protest march. 6,000 policemen were deployed to stop the protest march towards the Secretariat from any direction. Drones are used to monitor the protests. Barricades were also placed on the streets to stop the protesters.
Meanwhile, on Tuesday morning, a group of protesters gathered in the college premises and started marching towards Nabanna. At that time, they raised slogans demanding the resignation of West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee over the gruesome rape and murder at RG Kar Hospital.
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