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West Bengal CM Adhikari vows zero tolerance for unrest, hooliganism in Bengal

West Bengal CM Adhikari vows zero tolerance for unrest, hooliganism in Bengal
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West Bengal Chief Minister Suvendu Adhikari has announced a zero-tolerance policy toward civil unrest and hooliganism in the state. He emphasized that maintaining law and order is his administration's top priority, contrasting his approach with the previous government.

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The statement signals a shift in governance style in West Bengal, focusing on strict law enforcement to stabilize the state's political climate.

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West Bengal Chief Minister Suvendu Adhikari on Friday (June 12, 2026) said his government has a “zero-tolerance” policy towards unrest, hooliganism and anti-social activities and warned that he was ready to go to any lengths to tackle such incidents.

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The article reports on official government statements and policy declarations without overt editorializing, though it highlights the political contrast with the previous administration.

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