GUWAHATI: A 12-year-old boy was one of the two people killed in police firing during a clash with encroachers on Thursday. Dholpur He emerged as the Chief Minister of Assam’s Darrang district on Friday. Himanta Biswa Sarma claimed that the situation had become unfavourable due to the “third force”.
The boy who was killed was identified as Shakh Farid NS rent tax NC Village, Under Sipajhar. the second victim was Moinul Haque (28) Further officials of Dholpur claimed that he was the man who was brutally thrashed by a photographer, Bijoy Baniya, also cover the eviction drive put up by the district administration. Bania was sent to judicial custody for 14 days on Friday. He was booked for attempt to murder and use of criminal force to deter a public servant from discharging his duties.
The CM said incidents of such violence in Dholpur, the site of massacre of Muslims and Hindus during Assam’s anti-foreign agitation in 1983, were not new.
Sarma said, “Discussions were going on with the members of All Assam Minority Students Union for the last two months and they all agreed for a peaceful transfer to the land proposed by the government. The police had gone to evict 60 houses, but 10,000 How did people gather there, armed with sticks and slaves?”
Meanwhile, all the 11 people, including three policemen, who were injured in the clash, are undergoing treatment at the Guwahati Medical College and Hospital. “One of the cops, Munir Ahmed, has internal bleeding in the head and fractures in the face and head,” the hospital superintendent said.
The boy who was killed was identified as Shakh Farid NS rent tax NC Village, Under Sipajhar. the second victim was Moinul Haque (28) Further officials of Dholpur claimed that he was the man who was brutally thrashed by a photographer, Bijoy Baniya, also cover the eviction drive put up by the district administration. Bania was sent to judicial custody for 14 days on Friday. He was booked for attempt to murder and use of criminal force to deter a public servant from discharging his duties.
The CM said incidents of such violence in Dholpur, the site of massacre of Muslims and Hindus during Assam’s anti-foreign agitation in 1983, were not new.
Sarma said, “Discussions were going on with the members of All Assam Minority Students Union for the last two months and they all agreed for a peaceful transfer to the land proposed by the government. The police had gone to evict 60 houses, but 10,000 How did people gather there, armed with sticks and slaves?”
Meanwhile, all the 11 people, including three policemen, who were injured in the clash, are undergoing treatment at the Guwahati Medical College and Hospital. “One of the cops, Munir Ahmed, has internal bleeding in the head and fractures in the face and head,” the hospital superintendent said.
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