14-04-2025 20:46 via timesofindia.indiatimes.com

West Bengal Waqf protests: 16 cops injured in Bhangar violence; Basanti Highway blocked for hours

Violent protests erupted in Bhangar over the Waqf Amendment Act, resulting in clashes between demonstrators and police. Sixteen officers were injured, and vehicles were damaged, leading to road blockages and the deployment of RAF.

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West Bengal Waqf protests: 16 cops injured in Bhangar violence; Basanti Highway blocked for hours

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