Скачать или смотреть Bengal BURNS! Mamata’s Law & Order FAILURE Exposed in Riots Chaos

Buckle up for a hard-hitting dive into West Bengal’s law and order nightmare! From Waqf-linked riots to anti-CAA violence, public peace is torched, and taxpayers are left footing the bill while politicians dodge blame. In April 2025, Murshidabad, Malda, South 24 Parganas, and Hooghly erupted over a Waqf Act amendment—three civilians dead, police vehicles burned, homes and a TMC MLA’s house ransacked, over 100 arrested. Mamata Banerjee blamed Delhi, called it a BJP plot, and ignored bodies in Samserganj while the Calcutta High Court had to call in the BSF. Waqf corruption? Untouched. This isn’t new—2010’s Deganga riots saw similar chaos over cemetery land, with TMC’s Haji Nurul Islam accused of inciting mobs. In 2019, CAA protests turned deadly: mobs torched 19 railway stations, trashed 20 trains, blocked highways with burning tires—650+ train services hit, crores in damage. Mamata called it ‘minor,’ marched in rallies, and filed just 17 FIRs for dozens of attacks. Delhi’s 2020 CAA riots left 53 dead, 200+ injured, with mosques and temples targeted—justice still lags. UP’s Yogi cracked down hard, killing 23 protesters, while Assam’s ethnic CAA unrest saw five deaths but quick resolution. The truth? These aren’t random—they’re organized, fueled by politics, with police failing or overreaching. Bengal’s double standards under Mamata let rioters off easy while citizens suffer fear, shutdowns, and taxes to rebuild. This isn’t secularism—it’s surrender.
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