The Prohibitory Orders was cited by the police who stopped the Congress delegation at Chaumondalpur, about three km from Makra.

BJP Maharashtra general secy J P Nadda alleged that law & order situation in Bengal had broken down and there was rampant human right viola...

BJP requested Governor KN Tripathi to visit the trouble-torn villages of Birbhum district where it alleged there have been instances of pol...

The incident came four days after the death of three persons in a clash between TMC and BJP supporters over controlling the turf at Makra v...

BJP & CPI(M) will meet Guv Tripathi to express their resentment over state administration's refusal to allow them to visit violence-hit Mak...

"No one is above law even if one is a member of Parliament," TMC general secretary Mukul Roy said, justifying the arrest of BJP leaders.

Naqvi and other BJP leaders were involved in a spat with the police, which stopped them, and demanded that they be allowed to visit the vil...

"After we were informed of this communication, we decided to carry on with our programme and we are not afraid if we are arrested there," N...

Police said the CPI(M) leaders were arrested when they tried to enter the village in violation of the prohibitory orders under Section 144 ...

The arrested people were produced before the court of Chief Judicial Magistrate which granted the police request for five-day custody.

BJP Vice President Mukhtar Abbas Naqvi will led the three -member team which includes party MPs Kirti Azad and Udit Raj, a party spokesman ...

Three persons were killed and as many injured, and at least five houses were set on fire when Trinamool Congress and BJP supporters fought ...

While the TMC-led government was doing nothing to check the spree of violence, the BJP-led central government too was taking its own time t...

A BJP delegation from Kolkata was supposed to visit Parui during the day where the officer-incharge of Parui police station was attacked.