05-03-2007, 03:00 PM
<b>Army won`t be deployed in Nandigram`</b> <!--QuoteBegin-->QUOTE<!--QuoteEBegin-->Kolkata, May 03: With tension still prevailing in Nandigram, the West Bengal government on Thursday ruled out deployment of Army or paramilitary forces there, saying that if needed, police would enter the troubled area to restore peace.
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"The government doesn't think that deployment of paramilitary forces will solve the problem or change the situation in Nandigram. Peace will not return unless good sense prevailed among the people," he said.
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<b>Stating that 400 families were still homeless there</b>, the Home Secretary said that the government would take steps after the court gave its order.
The police have not been able to enter most villages in Nandigram since January when violence over a reported move for land acquisition left seven persons dead. When police tried to enter the area on March 14, another fourteen people were killed<!--QuoteEnd--><!--QuoteEEnd-->
Why they were asking Army in Gujarat?
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"The government doesn't think that deployment of paramilitary forces will solve the problem or change the situation in Nandigram. Peace will not return unless good sense prevailed among the people," he said.
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<b>Stating that 400 families were still homeless there</b>, the Home Secretary said that the government would take steps after the court gave its order.
The police have not been able to enter most villages in Nandigram since January when violence over a reported move for land acquisition left seven persons dead. When police tried to enter the area on March 14, another fourteen people were killed<!--QuoteEnd--><!--QuoteEEnd-->
Why they were asking Army in Gujarat?