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Page 24 of 24 27-28.1.1972 Work done ‘Id’ duty at Chanchol, Visiting election polling booths in Kharba II region. Handling communal disturbance in Kapasia village (Kharba II). Persons met Dipak Ghosh, W.B.P.S. 1962 batch, DSP Proshanto Sarkar : O.C. Kharba. Hari Das Mukherjee : BDO Kharba II. Anil Ch. Mondal : Home Guard, Kharba. Purna Ch. Mondal : Pradhan, Gourando Anchal. Pankaj Biswas : 2 nd Officer, Kharba. Tushar Mitra : ASP. Numerous “Nuniyas” & Muslims of Kapasia village. D.N.Das : Constable, Kharba Thana, O.C.Ratua Thana. Information I left at 5 a.m. in pitch dark and reached Chanchol around 8.30 a.m. having missed the road twice at Sovangar, & at Ratua. Samsi road was extremely bad & ruined by 1971 floods. No signs of PWD repairing it, while N.H.34 [to Kutubsahar] is being repaired in-toto though it hardly needs this. What it needs is adding 3 ft. on both sides, so that cars can pass each other without either having to go off the road. The C.I is on transfer & his replacement comes on 3/2/72. The thana is still empty, waiting for electric connection, when Kharba thana can shift there. The constables directed me to the C.I office & I found the DSP there. He has arrived here in Sept. from Darjeeling. The Kharba OC also arrived and all were of opinion that no trouble would occur, specially as the local MLA was in jail. With the OC I toured the potential trouble spots where forces had been deputed viz. KALIGRAM, MALATIPUR, GOBINDAPUR, MUBARAKPUR. Food was brought from “Monomohit Hotel” nearby, belonging to the Chanchol Raja’s cook. Excellent cooking and very homely stuff. The Kharba-II BDO dropped in and with him I toured his election booths up to Goalpara over roads with three feet deep pits at short intervals! The jeep was driven brilliantly at a constant 10 mph. Goalpara has 2 High Schools and there the BDO took written undertaking from headmaster of 2 primary schools that if Govt. gave Rs. 150/- and Rs. 750/- they would repair the buildings (floods had broken them). This took me 3-6 pm. When I got back the DSP was awaiting me at the sole local cinema hall. Up to 9 pm I was bored there with “Kati Patang”. This was free and I could not pay, though I wanted to, as the DSP was present. However, for my driver’s & my food I paid on the sly to the hotel owner. I was about to go to bed in the Dak Bungalow at 10.15 p.m. when the OC arrived with news of trouble in Kapasia village. I at once left to join the DSP who was about to leave for Harishchandrapur to investigate two dacoity cases there when 4 villagers [Hindu Noniyas] from Kapasia arrived with news of Hindu-Muslim trouble which had occurred around 7 p.m. We decided to go with 4 armed constables. These did not turn up till 10.30 though the van was sent to the thana 200 yds. away. The DSP lamented their laxity. So I proceeded to the thana & found them busy packing their bedding. Soundly berating them, I had them loaded into the DSP’s & my jeeps along with one of the villagers & a local Home Guard to act as guides. Covering extremely bad roads often washed away by floods, we got to the village at 12.45 p.m. Found one SAIBU, an injured Hindu, and from got names of alleged Muslim troublemakers who had thrown cow bones in his house & the place of worship. It struck me
Page 25 of 25 as curious how carefully these bones had been covered with baskets of wire. All the Muslim men were absconding, & we heard that some of them had been sent to Bhaluka Road H.P. Getting the Muslim women to open the doors was a problem till they recognised the Chowkidar’s voice! We proceeded to Bhaluka Road, and my jeep’s differential got jammed in the kuccha road. Asking the DSP to drive on, I sent the Home guard who brought 2 villagers with implements to dig away the raised portions of the road. Drove on, joined the other jeep at the river bank, walked across the makeshift mud path over it. With the OC, brought back Taleb, Mofizuddin & Hasruddin from the health centre. First two had head wounds & claimed they were sightseers only & had no weapons & that the Noniyas were drunk totally. Returned to Chanchol at 4 a.m. keeping 4 armed police in the village. At 1 p.m. went with OC again to Kapasia where the BDO, Anchal Pradhan held a peace meeting. Both communities apologised and signed a bond to keep peace& amity. I got back to Chanchol at 4.30 p.m. to find the Asp leaving for Kapasia. Told him everything. He left to see for himself. Feels that it should be played down and so a police camp is inadvisable. He intends to keep the cases hanging & then drop them. I left at 5 pm and reached Malda at 7.30 p.m., 28 th , quite tired. No trouble elsewhere, as I checked up from Ratua & Harishchandrapur thana over the phone every now and then. Also called on Ratua OC on way back to confirm it. 29.1.1972 Work done Repatriation at Kutubsahar Information Some 1500 by train and 1550 by trucks repatriated. The problem of disputed and contradictory Regn. certificates is still ever there. People keep arriving begging for Identity Slips. A close watch on genuineness of Registration Certificates is needed as many earlier refugees are slipping out by taking these. The DM visited the camp in the morning with former ADM evacuees-in-charge, Mr.T.K.Das, now liaison officer in Rajshahi. It was settled that on 31 st the entire camp staff would go to Rajshahi town including myself. The DM, when I told him about Kapasia, said he had sent me to Chanchol knowing some trouble was bound to occur! Went to Singhabad RS [about 30 km. from Kutubsahar]. Trains are reaching around 11 p.m. Wrote a letter to S.M. Malda requesting early trains to leave Adina by 1 p.m. so that evacuees do not suffer over much. From here 6 trucks carry them over horrible roads to Rohanpur [10 miles] where they entrain again. 30.1.1972 Work done Repatriation at Nawabganj & Shibganj & Adina. Persons met T.K.Das, IAS—ADM Liaison, Rajshahi Information Met ADM T.K Das, liaison officer Rajshahi, IAS 1968 batch, MA (Econ) from Cal. Univ., 1964. He sat for IAS professional test in 1971 as in 1969 he missed it through an arm broken in the riding test. He is officially still on probation, which was extended up to July ‘71. After it AG has issued no pay slip, so through DM he draws “last pay drawn” every month! No letter yet from GOI ending his probation. Muddle because as ADM he gets Sr. scale, though no probationer can get over Rs. 400/-. He said ADMs of Basirhat, Bongaon (i.e. 24 Parganas) and Cooch Behar, and DMs of Nadia & Malda had done real work & not those decorated (except SDO Bongaon). He agreed that
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