
Criminals of Bengal not afraid of law: Adhir on IIM Calcutta case
The recent incident of alleged rape at the Indian Institute of Management (IIM) Calcutta hostel has sent shockwaves across the country. The survivor, a student at the prestigious institution, has alleged that the accused, a fellow student, had called her for a counselling session before committing the heinous crime. The incident has sparked widespread outrage and concern, with many questioning the law and order situation in the state of West Bengal.
Reacting to the incident, Congress leader Adhir Ranjan Chowdhury expressed his deep disappointment and concern. He stated that the criminals of Bengal are not afraid of the law, and that the law and order situation in the state is getting weaker day by day. Chowdhury further emphasized that no strict actions are being taken to improve the situation, which is resulting in a culture of impunity among criminals.
“It is unfortunate that such incidents are happening in Bengal, and it is a reflection of the state of law and order in the state,” Chowdhury said. “The criminals of Bengal are not afraid of the law, and that is because the law and order situation is getting weaker day by day. There is a lack of strict action being taken to improve the situation, which is resulting in a culture of impunity among criminals.”
Chowdhury’s comments come at a time when the state of West Bengal is already reeling from a series of crimes, including murder, rape, and kidnapping. The state’s law and order situation has been a major concern for many, with many citizens feeling unsafe and vulnerable.
The IIM Calcutta incident is just the latest in a long list of alleged sexual assaults and harassment cases that have been reported in the state. The survivor of the IIM Calcutta incident has alleged that she was called for a counselling session by the accused, who then committed the rape. The incident has sparked outrage among students and faculty members at the institution, with many demanding justice and action against the accused.
The incident has also raised questions about the safety and security of women in the state. With reports of increasing crimes against women, many are worried about their safety and security. The lack of strict action being taken to improve the law and order situation is only adding to the concern.
Chowdhury’s comments have been supported by many, who are calling for stricter action to be taken to improve the law and order situation in the state. Many are also calling for greater accountability and transparency from the government and law enforcement agencies.
The incident has also sparked a wider debate about the need for greater awareness and education about sexual harassment and consent. Many are calling for greater emphasis on education and awareness campaigns to prevent such incidents in the future.
In conclusion, the IIM Calcutta incident is a stark reminder of the state of law and order in West Bengal. The allegations of rape and the lack of strict action being taken to improve the situation are a cause for concern for many. Chowdhury’s comments highlight the need for greater accountability and transparency from the government and law enforcement agencies. It is time for the state to take concrete steps to improve the law and order situation and ensure the safety and security of its citizens.