Krishnagar: Two days after CM Mamata Banerjee asked the Bengal DGP Manoj Malaiviya to “immediately talk” with BSF with the Pankaj Kumar Singh on all problems related to the border, saying he did not “want a confrontation where the local police stored in the dark”, he reiterated again on the day Thursday that “law and order” is the subject of the country and asks the police to remain vigilant along the border area.
At the administrative meeting held at Krishnanagar on Thursday, Banerjee said: “I will ask ICS (Inspector-in-Fees) to improve their mobility and increase the ‘Naka’ examination.
You have a limit with Bangladesh, starting from Karigimpur.
You also have to Keep an eye on it …
You also have to see that BSF doesn’t enter the village without your permission.
BSF will do their work and you will do yours.
Always remember the law and order is your subject.
“Meanwhile, Governor Bengal Jagdeep Dhankhar on the day Thursday declared the “deep concern” for the attitude of CM on BSF’s jurisdiction and said it sent “a disturbing signal and potentially worrying by the Federal and National Security Government”.
“In the state, it has an international border with Bangladesh, Nepal and Bhutan – BSF police forces and armed centers (CAPF) play a significant, clear, important role of the national security perspective,” the governor said in a letter) to CM.
“There is a clear need to produce bonhomies and not confrontations; cooperation and not fighting among these agents and state apparatus,” said Dhankar further and added that CM statements were not synchronized with the law.
TMC Kunal spokesman Ghosh took excavation in Dhankhar, said he had to see the letter Narendra Modi, as written by Gujarat CM, wrote in 2012 on BSF jurisdiction.
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