Kolkata, Jan. 16 -- Issuing a strong message against violence in Murshidabad's Beldanga, West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee on Friday appealed to the people to maintain peace and not fall prey to provocation.
Referring to the unrest after the death of a migrant worker in Jharkhand, the Chief Minister said people were aware of who was instigating trouble in Beldanga.
She urged residents to stay calm and respect communal harmony, saying gatherings take place there regularly, just as they do during Durga Puja and Shivratri.
"Their anger is justified, but peace must be maintained. We believe in harmony among all religions. Do not attack journalists," she said before going on three-day tour to North Bengal.
Banerjee alleged that ther...