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The bomb set out in front of the Arjun Singh residence: Unidentified disbelievers threw bombs and opened fire outside the residence of Bharatiya Janata Party leader and former Arjun Singh deputy in Bhatpada, Western Bengal. The police gave this information on Thursday. The police said that the attack had taken place late Wednesday evening in which a young man was injured. He said that Singh and his relatives chased the attackers but managed to escape the place. Sources said on Thursday afternoon, police called Singh for interrogation at the Jagaddal police station. Sources said that when he did not come, a police team led by Madhusudan Mandal, in charge of the Jagaddal police station reached his house in the evening.

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A large number of police forces, including Rapid Action Force (RAF), have been deployed in the region to control the situation. The officials said that several cartridges and bombs had been recovered on the spot. Barrackpore police commissioner Ajay Thakur said the situation is not yet under control. The people involved will not be spared … A legal action will be taken against the culprits. According to police sources, violence broke out after a dispute between two groups of workers in Meghna Jute Mill in the region. Singh allegedly alleged that Namit Singh, son of the Congress Councilor of Trinamool, Sunita Singh, is behind this attack. The former deputy claimed to have shot the police. Blind shot and bombardment.

Trinamool Congress accused

Meanwhile, Somnath Shyam, deputy of Jagdal of the Trinamool Congress, accused Singh and his supporters of incentive to violence. Shyam said that Arjun Singh and his people attacked those who worked at Meghna Jute Mill and opened fire. The young man was shot down by Singh and three to four others were injured in his group attack. We demand an immediate arrest of Singh, otherwise we will protest a large demonstration. Singh, however, denied allegations and said he was inside his house when the dismissal began. Singh told journalists around 10:30 p.m., I suddenly heard the sound of two bullets. I was in my office inside my house. When I went out, I saw people run away. A young man was injured and the inhabitants precipitated him in the hospital.

The police did not act

Singh said he had filed a complaint with the police by email immediately after the incident, but it is alleged that no measure was made on his complaint, but the opinion was sent to him. He said, I learned later that a FIR was deposited against me. The police did not act on my complaint, but called me for interrogation. I did not appear before him. Officials said the Bhatpada patrol had been increased to prevent increased stress. The police said that the young people injured had been transported to the general hospital in the state of Bhatpada and later, his condition deteriorated and was transferred to a Kolkata hospital.

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