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From Punjab to Alipurduar: Complaints Flood CM's 'Janatar Darbar'
- •On the 13th day of the Chief Minister's 'Janatar Darbar', the BJP office in Salt Lake continues to draw crowds with various grievances.
- •Surendra Kumar and Jagsir Singh from Punjab allege encroachment on their ancestral land in Kolkata by a local Trinamool leader.
- •An organization from Assam claims a local Trinamool leader attempted to seize approximately 230 bighas of land under their supervision in Kailan.
- •Rabha community families from Alipurduar's Shamukkhola area report allegations of conversion of 52 Hindu families and pressure on 48 others.
- •The focus is now on the administrative steps following the investigation of these complaints received at the Janatar Darbar.
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Surendra Kumar and Jagsir Singh from Punjab claimed that their ancestral land in Kolkata had been encroached upon by a local Trinamool leader. After failing to get a resolution from local authorities and the Kolkata Municipal Corporation, they attended the Chief Minister's Janatar Darbar to seek justice.
Several families belonging to the Rabha community from the Shamukkhola area of Alipurduar alleged that influential individuals were responsible for converting 52 Hindu families. They also reported pressure and torture on another 48 families and approached the Chief Minister to protect their religious identity.
Representatives from an organization in Assam alleged that an attempt was made to seize approximately 230 bighas of land under their supervision in the Kailan area by a local Trinamool leader. Having received no resolution during the tenure of the then Trinamool government, they approached the Chief Minister directly.
