Yatra Vishvam Bhavatveka Needam
The whole world is a bird's cage with all its diversity .
The desire for well -being should include our planet ,our nature ,all countries and the entire humanity .
यही थी रबीन्द्र नाथ ठाकुर (टैगोर) की दृष्टि -बांग्ला साहित्य के माध्यम से आपने भारतीय सांस्कृतिक चेतना का नवोन्मेष किया ,नै दृष्टि दी कहते हुए ये पूरी कायानात पूरा आलम ,भूमंडल ,प्रकृति और पूरा जैवमण्डल एक नीड़ (पक्षियों के घौसले ) की तरह एकल इकाई है। विश्व एक गाँव क्या घौंसला है। जहां परस्पर सामंजस्य है आज वही पश्चिमी बंगाल टैगोर की मातृभूमि जन्मभूमि ममता -बाड़ी बनके रह गया है जहां तृणमूल के राजनीतिक कार्यकर्ता खुला खेल फरुख्खाबादी खेल रहे हैं कहते चिल्लाते -खेला होबै।
सैयां भये कोतवाल तो डर काहे का। आज ये -
मल्लिका -ए -बंग,
लड़ रही है खुली जंग,
अपनों के संग।
गैर -तृणमूली पर 'बाहरी' का लेवल चस्पां कर उन्हें गाजर मूली की तरह काटा जा रहा है।आइंदा कोई सिर न उठा सके भाजपा की ओर ।ख़ौफ़ज़दा लोग अहर्निस भाग रहें हैं असम व निकटवर्ती अन्य राज्यों की ओर जान बचाते हुए। केंद्रीय मंत्रियों को निशाने पे लिया गया है। कोई संविधान नहीं है मल्लिका के लिए। सिलसिला ज़ारी है क्या फर्क पड़ता है बेगम आपा को कुछ खाकी वर्दी वाले निलंबित हो जाएं ,कोई फर्क नहीं पड़ता ,सड़कों का रंग लाल दिखना चाहिए।बेगम से इत्तेफाक न रखने वालों का पलायन ज़ारी है।
सन्दर्भ -सामिग्री :
The Centre on Thursday deputed a team of top bureaucrats to West Bengal for a fact-finding exercise on the ongoing violence in the state after TMC’s thumping victory in the recent assembly polls. The four member team, constituted by the Ministry of Home Affairs (MHA), is headed by an additional secretary rank official.
“The team left this morning and is likely to begin its work in Kolkata shortly. It has been given 48 hours to come back with a report,” an MHA official said.
Sources said the team will meet top officials of the West Bengal police apart from the chief secretary and other bureaucrats in the administration. It will also make field visits to some of the places where violence has been reported since Sunday and talk to affected families, sources said.
In the wake of continued violence in West Bengal following poll results, the MHA had on Wednesday written to the State government accusing it of not taking steps to stem the violence and asked why a report sought by it had not been received yet.
MHA sources said the letter had been sent to West Bengal chief secretary Alapan Bandopadhyay reminding him of the May 3 letter by the MHA in which he had been asked to take immediate measures to check post poll violence in the state. The letter had also asked for detailed report on the situation.
“So far the report has not been received. According to media reports, violence continues. This means effective measures have not been taken so far,” an MHA official said quoting from the letter.
He added that West Bengal has been asked to take all necessary measures to stop the violence.
“The letter has also said that if the situation report is not received at once, it will be viewed seriously,” the official said.
Following TMC’s thumping victory in Assembly polls on Sunday, there have been reports of widespread violence in the state with many BJP offices and workers being allegedly targeted by TMC workers. There have also been reports of TMC leader’s being targeted by the BJP. More than 14 deaths have been reported till date.
Taking cognisance of the situation, Mamata Banerjee on Wednesday transferred 30 top officers, including DGP P Nirajnayan, in her first action after being sworn in again as Chief Minister, warning that violence of any kind will not be tolerated.
Following a meeting with top officials, Banerjee said “inefficiencies” had crept into the administration during the long poll process when the Election Commission held control, and said violence was being reported from areas where the BJP had won in the Assembly elections.
The administrative shake-up Wednesday included transfer of 29 IPS officers and one IAS, including DGP Nirajnayan (moved as DG, Fire Services) and ADG (Law and Order) Jagmohan (now DG, Civil Defence). Banerjee brought back Virendra as DGP and Javed Shamim as ADG (Law and Order) — the two had been transferred by the EC during the election period.
In an appeal, Banerjee asked all political parties to maintain peace and harmony. “Bengal doesn’t tolerate unrest, nor do I. Starting today I will tackle the law and order,” she said.
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