The recent communal violence in Murshidabad, West Bengal, has left a community reeling after the brutal murder of Haragobindo Das and his son, Chandan Das. A chilling 900-page charge sheet, filed in the Jangipur court, details the horrific events that unfolded during protests sparked by the Waqf (Amendment) Act.

The document names 13 individuals as accused, facing serious charges including murder, rioting, and house trespass. Eyewitness accounts paint a gruesome picture; the father and son were allegedly dragged from their home and killed in front of their family. This act of unspeakable violence highlights the devastating consequences of the unrest.

The violence, which lasted several days, was marked by widespread arson and destruction. The situation escalated to the point requiring the deployment of Central Armed Police Forces to restore order. This incident underscores the urgent need for peace and justice in the region. The 900-page charge sheet represents a significant step in bringing those responsible to account and seeking justice for the victims.