<p>Uneasy calm prevailed in Rishra in West Bengal's Hooghly district on Tuesday morning after fresh clashes were reported in the town.</p>.<p>Most shops remained closed and few people were seen on the streets as prohibitory orders under Section 144 of CrPC remained clamped.</p>.<p>Route marches were conducted in the affected areas in Rishra and adjoining Serampore, a senior official of the Chandannagore Police Commissionerate said.</p>.<p><strong>Also Read: <a href="https://www.deccanherald.com/national/plea-filed-in-sc-against-violence-during-ram-navami-1206346.html" target="_blank">Plea filed in SC against violence during Ram Navami</a></strong></p>.<p>Internet services remained suspended as police urged people to maintain calm and not fall for rumours.</p>.<p>Train services along the Howrah-Bardhaman line resumed on Tuesday morning after being affected by incidents of fresh clashes near railway gate number 4 in Rishra on Monday night, he said.</p>.<p>Governor C V Ananda Bose expressed concern over the incidents of fresh violence in Rishra and is likely to cut short his Darjeeling trip, where he had gone for a G20 meeting, and return to Kolkata during the day.</p>.<p>He has spoken to the chief secretary and home secretary and took note of the current situation in Hooghly district, sources in the Raj Bhavan said. Police said they dismantled a stage set up for a scheduled sit-in demonstration of state BJP president Sukanta Majumdar in Serampore, citing the prevailing law and order situation.</p>.<p>Clashes were first reported in Rishra on Sunday evening during a Ram Navami procession in which BJP national vice president Dilip Ghosh and party's Pursurah MLA Biman Ghosh were present. The MLA was injured and hospitalised.</p>.<p>Incidents of clashes during Ram Navami processions in West Bengal were first reported in Howrah city on March 30.</p>
<p>Uneasy calm prevailed in Rishra in West Bengal's Hooghly district on Tuesday morning after fresh clashes were reported in the town.</p>.<p>Most shops remained closed and few people were seen on the streets as prohibitory orders under Section 144 of CrPC remained clamped.</p>.<p>Route marches were conducted in the affected areas in Rishra and adjoining Serampore, a senior official of the Chandannagore Police Commissionerate said.</p>.<p><strong>Also Read: <a href="https://www.deccanherald.com/national/plea-filed-in-sc-against-violence-during-ram-navami-1206346.html" target="_blank">Plea filed in SC against violence during Ram Navami</a></strong></p>.<p>Internet services remained suspended as police urged people to maintain calm and not fall for rumours.</p>.<p>Train services along the Howrah-Bardhaman line resumed on Tuesday morning after being affected by incidents of fresh clashes near railway gate number 4 in Rishra on Monday night, he said.</p>.<p>Governor C V Ananda Bose expressed concern over the incidents of fresh violence in Rishra and is likely to cut short his Darjeeling trip, where he had gone for a G20 meeting, and return to Kolkata during the day.</p>.<p>He has spoken to the chief secretary and home secretary and took note of the current situation in Hooghly district, sources in the Raj Bhavan said. Police said they dismantled a stage set up for a scheduled sit-in demonstration of state BJP president Sukanta Majumdar in Serampore, citing the prevailing law and order situation.</p>.<p>Clashes were first reported in Rishra on Sunday evening during a Ram Navami procession in which BJP national vice president Dilip Ghosh and party's Pursurah MLA Biman Ghosh were present. The MLA was injured and hospitalised.</p>.<p>Incidents of clashes during Ram Navami processions in West Bengal were first reported in Howrah city on March 30.</p>