Police becomes preys to Islamist hooligans in Kolkata
While victory remains the
ultimate objective, several maneuvers to attain it exist and when the zeal is
to get upper hand always, keeping both foes and bystanders under a veil of
threat remains the best strategy. The art of retaining a reign of terror has
never been unknown to radical Muslims; the metropolis of Kolkata is witnessing it
fast these days. And policemen are becoming victims unfortunately when they strive
to quiet the Islamist hooligans down, especially during the dead of night in
the city. Perhaps, police force of Didi has the power to swallow all these
insults for the greater cause to safeguard and promote the chronicle of
secularism.
On March 31, at 2.30 am in
Ballygunje Circular Road, a team of policemen comprising a few green police as
well, came across a parked car. The presence of the car there for long hours
made the team skeptical and to check the reality, they went to the vehicle and
found unexpectedly four tipsy youths (including 1 young lady) who were engaged
in a wild ecstasy. When they were asked to come out of the vehicle as part of
routine investigations during night, the group attacked policemen all of a
sudden leading to a ruction. Well, timely intervention of police from the
locality saved the hapless policemen. Three convicted youths were arrested in
next to no time but exploiting the absence of any policewoman the (gracious?)
lady tried to flee which was foiled soon with the appearance of a lady SI and
constable from Lalbazar Police Station, headquarter of Kolkata Police. These
arrested youths include Shaini Iqbal, Zafar Iqbal, Samir Iqbal and Mukesh Gupta.
All of them live in Garcha 1 st Lane; court case has been lodged against them
for thrashing government servants on duty.
But this is not any exception or
a sole incident on the same day. It was about 1 am when a taxi was found to run
at a high speed in the EM Bypass. A few police patrolling the area smelt a rat
and asked the cab’s driver to stop at the Patuli connector of Bypass. The request
was turned down. Two police personnel chased the vehicle in motorbikes and got
hold of it finally at the crossing of Pranabananda Road. When the passengers were
asked to step out, all five of then instead of obeying the instruction charged at
the policemen. Thanks to the well-timed interference of a large police force
from Patuli police station, the two police officers remained unscathed to some
extent. The team of assaulters included Amiruddin Khan, Khokon Mullah, Saifuddin
Khan, Zulfikar Khan and Mohammed Azam (driver of the cab).
It has
also been learnt, assailants live in Sonarpur and hearing their detention, a
large crowd of Muslims from Sonarpur gathered before the Patuli police station
in early morning. The enraged crowd demanded release of all 5 assailants
straight away and also threatened to invite more of their coreligionists to
teach the police a lesson. However, owing to the prudence of higher police officials,
no violent incident happened.
Hindu Samhati regularly
monitors and reports violations against Hindus in West Bengal. We also work
with both governmental and NGO agencies for proper education on protection and
ensure remedies to the Hindu populace as per prevailing law of the land.
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