Trinamool-CPI (M) clash in Bengal: One dead, six injured
Hooghly (West Bengal): A clash between the activists of CPI (M) and Trinamool Congress here claimed one life and left over six others injured including two police men, said a police official. The Police
further said that the dead was a Trinamool Congress supporter, while the four
injured were CPI (M) supporters. The collision began today morning in three villages
under Khanakul, Arambagh and Purshura police stations. The police added that guns,
bows and arrows and other improvised firearms were used during the fight. Ananta
Dalui, a 40-year-old agriculture labourer, was shot dead when he was working in
a potato field at Chandraban village under Arambagh police station. Sukomal Das,
the officer-in-charge of Khanakul police station, and a constable received bullet
injuries in Majhpur village and both have been admitted to the hospital, said
the police. Four villagers, known to be CPI (M) supporters, were also shot and
injured at Majhpur. Superintendent of Police (SP) Satyajit Bandyopadhyay said
a large party of police visited the disturbed villages and have brought the situation
under control.
