Why Was Amit Shah Silent On Hathras, Mamata Asks On Elderly Woman's Death

Amid uproar over the death of an 82-year-old "mother of a BJP worker" in West Bengal, TMC supremo Mamata Banerjee questioned why Union home minister Amit Shah remains silent whenever such cases of women being "tortured to death" occur in BJP-ruled Uttar Pradesh. The chief minister also added that she does not support violence against women and is not aware of the real reason behind the tragic death.

The saffron camp claimed that the victim, a party worker's mother succumbed to her injuries that she sustained during an attack by TMC supporters in the Nimta area of West Bengal's North 24 Parganas district last month.

I don't know how the sister has died. We don't support violence against women. We have never supported violence against my sisters and mothers.

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BJP is now politicizing the issue. Amit Shah is tweeting and saying Bengal Ka Kya Haal Hain. Why does he remain, mum, when women are attacked and brutalized in Hathras in Uttar Pradesh? Banerjee said while addressing a rally in Nandigram.

Highlighting that the Model Code of Conduct is in place, law and order are now under the jurisdiction of the ECI, Banerjee said, "Three Trinamool Congress workers have been killed in the last few days."

The Union Home Minister tweeted in the morning, Anguished over the demise of Bengals daughter Shova Majumdar Ji, who was brutally beaten by TMC goons.

"The pain & wounds of her family will haunt Mamata didi for long. Bengal will fight for a violence-free tomorrow, Bengal will fight for a safer state for our sisters & mothers".