Bangladeshi Radicals ‘Aided by Local Leaders’ Involved in Murshidabad Violence: Intel Report

According to an intelligence report, radical elements from Bangladesh were reportedly involved in the recent violence in Murshidabad, West Bengal, and were allegedly aided by certain local leaders. The report indicates a well-coordinated effort by foreign-based radicals in collusion with local political operatives, aimed at inciting communal tension in the region.

The violence, which erupted last week, led to several instances of arson, vandalism, and clashes between groups, prompting a heavy deployment of security forces. Sources revealed that the radicals crossed the border illegally and received logistical and strategic support from local networks sympathetic to their cause.

Intelligence agencies have also raised concerns about the increasing cross-border movement and the potential threat it poses to national security. The report has been shared with both central and state authorities for further investigation and preventive measures.

Meanwhile, political parties have begun trading blame over the alleged involvement of their members, further escalating tensions. Authorities are now considering enhanced border surveillance and stricter action against those found complicit.

The incident has sparked public outrage and calls for swift justice, with many urging the government to address the growing influence of foreign radical groups in vulnerable border districts like Murshidabad.

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