Alamgir Hossain

4 days ago | telegraphindia.com | Snehamoy Chakraborty |Alamgir Hossain

The April 11 violence that marred Poila Baisakh business has left the predominantly Hindu and Jain traders of Murshidabad’s business hub of Dhulian pinning their hopes on Eid al-Azha Snehamoy Chakraborty, Alamgir Hossain Published 21.04.25, 04:51 AM The deserted Dhulian market in Murshidabad’s Samserganj on Sunday. Picture by Samim Aktar The communal riots in Dhulian have failed to dim its Hindu traders’ enthusiasm for Eid.

6 days ago | telegraphindia.com | Snehamoy Chakraborty |Alamgir Hossain

Many leaders even say that taking advantage of the chaos, several radical groups previously associated with banned Popular Front of India instigated violence in areas where 80 per cent of the population is Muslim Snehamoy Chakraborty, Alamgir Hossain Published 19.04.25, 05:52 AM Trinamool MPs Khalilur Rahaman (right), Samirul Islam (second from right) and Sagardighi MLA Bayron Biswas (second from left, wearing spectacles) attend a peace march in Dhulian town on Friday Picture by Samim Aktar...

6 days ago | telegraphindia.com | Snehamoy Chakraborty |Alamgir Hossain

The Telegraph spoke to both Hindu and Muslim students who had been trapped inside the school as a massive protest against the newly enacted Waqf Amendment Act spiralled into communal violence outside Snehamoy Chakraborty, Alamgir Hossain Published 19.04.25, 05:08 AM The Dhulian Banichand Agarwala Balika Vidyalaya, where some 300 girl students were trapped during rioting on April 11.

1 week ago | telegraphindia.com | Alamgir Hossain |Snehamoy Chakraborty

As of now, 17 companies of central forces — eight CRPF and nine BSF — and a large contingent of state police are deployed in the areas of Murshidabad district that saw violent protests against the new waqf Act Alamgir Hossain, Snehamoy Chakraborty Published 17.04.25, 06:31 AM Firefighters at the cosmetics shop that burst into flames in Dhulian market on Wednesday.