West Bengal Breaking News Live: Abhishek Banerjee arrives to meet Mamata Banerjee after returning from Delhi.

There is excitement and tension in the area since night due to violence between two groups of Trinamool Congress in Kamalpur village of Mangalkot police station area of ​​East Burdwan district. Many Trinamool workers and leaders injured in the incident have been admitted to the hospital. It is alleged that Trinamool worker Sheikh Sabir Ali was seriously injured in an attack by supporters of Mangalkot Gram Panchayat Deputy Head Sheikh Rahim. Sabir Ali’s sister Sabina Khatoon told that both his legs are broken. Allegedly this situation is due to the internal conflict of TMC. It is alleged that he was thrown out of the house and beaten after closing the door of the party office. Later, the family members broke the lock and recovered the injured person and took him to Burdwan Hospital. Trinamool worker Sheikh Sabir Ali is the brother-in-law of Hasanbanu Begum, former head of Mangalkot Panchayat.

The Trinamool Congress in West Bengal has termed the coordinated raids by the Enforcement Directorate in West Bengal as “vengeance politics” and a way to divert attention from the party’s ongoing strike demanding payment of state dues. Bharatiya Janata Party It has been termed as a step taken out of desperation. The ED on Tuesday morning launched simultaneous raids at multiple locations, including the residences of some officials in West Bengal, in connection with its investigation into alleged manipulation in the allocation of MNREGA funds, officials said. Senior TMC leader Shashi Panja asserted, ”This is an attempt to divert the attention of the public and media from TMC’s ongoing strike demanding payment of state dues. This is a clear example of vendetta politics.

Trinamool MP and party’s All India General Secretary Abhishek Banerjee was in Delhi for the Parliament session but after returning from there he went to Kalighat on Tuesday. Met the Chief Minister and Trinamool supremo. According to sources, there was a long conversation between the two.

The budget session has started in the Assembly in West Bengal. Under this, security has been increased in and around the assembly premises. In view of the incident in Lok Sabha, strict instructions have been given to the policemen that there should not be any kind of negligence while on duty. A large number of policemen have been deployed outside and inside the assembly. Kolkata Police commandos are also manning the VIS campus. The vehicles of all the ministers, MLAs and Speaker Biman Banerjee coming to the Assembly are being checked. Only vehicles fitted with holograms issued by the Assembly are being allowed to enter the premises. A separate pass has also been issued for vehicle drivers.

After meeting Union Home Minister Amit Shah and returning to Kolkata, Shubhendu Adhikari said, ‘Action will be taken.’ After this, ED has started action at a total of 6 places across the state from Tuesday morning. Basically it is being told that this investigation is going on on the allegation of theft of 100 days’ work. During the ED action, BJP once again created ruckus in the state assembly. Their demand is that permission should be given to discuss the theft of Rs 2 lakh crore in the Assembly. However, when permission was not given to discuss the CAG report, BJP MLAs walked out of the assembly.

The central government has stopped the funds of the state government’s welfare scheme ‘Shishu Sathi’. Under this scheme, cardiac surgery is done for children aged 0-18 years. It is being said that due to not liking the name of this scheme, the Center has stopped the allocation. This has increased the problems of parents of sick children. At present, the State Secretariat has allocated about Rs 300 crore to continue the surgeries of children. The state health department has planned to link Shishu Sathi with Swasthya Sathi instead of relying on the central government for the treatment of children. An expert committee of the Finance and Health Department is investigating.

The 15-year wait of the candidates of South 24 Parganas district is about to end. On Tuesday, 328 candidates of the year 2009 of the district will be provided letters for appointment to the post of primary teacher. This information has been given by Trinamool Congress spokesperson Kunal Ghosh.

ED launched simultaneous raids at several places in West Bengal on Tuesday morning in connection with the investigation into alleged embezzlement of Mahatma Gandhi National Employment Guarantee Act (MNREGA) funds. The residence of a former Block Development Officer (BDO) in Salt Lake’s IA block was raided, while the agency personnel also raided the residence and office of a businessman in Chuchuda in Hooghly district, he said. He said that a property belonging to a state government employee is also being searched in Baharampur in Murshidabad district.