Uttar Dinajpur News

Violence has set Bengal on fire during the voting in the Panchayat elections in West Bengal. After which BJP is fiercely attacking TMC. Bengal Governor CV Anand Bose has met Home Minister Amit Shah after the violence. At the same time, Congress is also opposing this violence, but now it has to be seen whether the Congress will form an alliance with TMC in the 2024 Lok Sabha elections or not.

Violence broke out once again in Bengal. The news of violence is coming in the polling booth in Uttar Dinajpur. Where bricks and stones were kept hidden in the polling booth itself. Although the police made the miscreants run away. In the midst of heavy violence, the Governor of Bengal is meeting Home Minister Amit Shah.

Symptoms of black fever have appeared again in 11 districts of West Bengal. Black fever usually occurs every 25 to 30 years in India and the rest of the world. Cases of black fever have occurred in districts like Birbhum, Bankura, Purulia, Murshidabad also.

"Kala-azar was practically eradicated from West Bengal. A recent surveillance, however, led to the detection of 65 cases in 11 districts. Now that these cases have come to the fore, the state will be able to tackle the spread of the disease,” the official said.

In this episode of 'Bengal Chale Hum', see the special ground report from Uttar Dinajpur for the upcoming assembly elections. In this video, know whose government the people of Uttar Dinajpur want.

A brazen Trinamool Congress (TMC) leader Abdul Mannan has threatened the electorate in West Bengal's Birbhum district, saying his party and he won't tolerate people not voting for them in the ongoing assembly elections.

Ahead of the second phase of polling in West Bengal, a full bench of the Election Commission will come to the city on Thursday.