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Hindu homes were selectively marked with ‘black ink’ before Murshidabad carnage, later bombed and set on fire, reveals ground report

“Hindu homes were selectively marked with ‘black ink’ before Murshidabad carnage, later bombed and set on fire, reveals ground report”, Opindia, April 18, 2025:

“Days after Muslim mobs ran riot in the Murshidabad district of West Bengal, it has come to light that the extremists marked Hindu homes with black ink in advance to carry out bombing and arson attacks selectively.

The revelations were made exclusively by NMF News in their ground report published on Thursday (17th April).

Journalist Pankaj Prasoon was heard saying, “They have made these markings so that rioters can know which house needs to be bombed and which house needs to be set ablaze…….”

Read the full article at Opindia.com

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