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Partial response for bandh in Bengal
Birbhum, Nov 22: The CPI(M)-sponsored 12-hour bandh, to protest the death of a local party leader, in a clash between rival parties registered mixed response in the district on Saturday, Nov 22. Government and private offices, banks, shops and business establishments remained closed. The CPI(M) had kept schools and educational institutions out of the purview of the bandh.
However, state transport and private buses and other vehicles plied normally on the streets.
Local CPI(M) leader Mostaq Ali (43) was killed and ten other party activists were injured when they clashed with Trinamool Congress cadres at Salan village in Bolpur block yesterday.
Police said about a thousand CPI(M) activists, carrying arms and explosives, attacked different areas at Bheramari, Debagram and Simuliya and Salan village.
The fight between the two parties was over a dispute involving 64 bighas of cultivable land.
The area had been a CPI(M) stronghold for a long time before Trinamool cadres won over it.
UNI
