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Sandeshkhali Case:PM Modi lashes out on TMC during his visit, attacks Mamata Banerjee over law-order

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Commenting on recent developments from the violence-hit region of Sandeshkhali, the PM said, "Women of Sandeshkhali kept asking for justice, yet the govt did not hear them. In Bengal, the police do not decide when a criminal must be arrested, it's the criminal who decides everything for himself. The state govt did not want the accused in the Sandeshkhali incident to be arrested".

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Sandeshkhali Case:PM Modi lashes out on TMC during his visit, attacks Mamata Banerjee over law-order

Commenting on recent developments from the violence-hit region of Sandeshkhali, the PM said, "Women of Sandeshkhali kept asking for justice, yet the govt did not hear them. In Bengal, the police do not decide when a criminal must be arrested, it's the criminal who decides everything for himself. The state govt did not want the accused in the Sandeshkhali incident to be arrested".

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