PURULIA: A second BJP employee was found hanging — this time from a high-tension electrical transmission tower— in a Purulia village alongside the Bengal-Jharkhand border early on Saturday. The macabre dying comes just 72 hours after a 21-year-old pupil and BJP supporter was found hanging from a tree with a chilling message of retaliation scrawled on his T-shirt. The spot where the second one frame was found at Saturday daybreak is handiest 15km from the place in Balarampur where the first was found on Wednesday morning.
The back-to-back deaths in a space where the ruling Trinamool Congress suffered reverses in the lately concluded panchayat polls caused violence and roadblocks prompting the state executive to quickly order an inquiry by way of CID, the state investigating agency, and transfer the SP of Purulia, Joy Biswas.
State BJP president Dilip Ghosh dubbed the federal government probe an eyewash and demanded a CBI probe into the two deaths. Trinamool secretary general Partha Chatterjee, then again, stated mercenaries from Jharkhand might be in the back of the murders.
Victim Dulal Kumar’s family claimed that the Trinamool Congress was in the back of the murder. “My husband was killed by way of Trinamool miscreants out of political contention as a result of he had joined BJP seven months in the past and led the birthday celebration to victory in the village booth,” Dulal’s wife stated.
Villagers erupted in anger after law enforcement officials claimed suicide
Dulal Kumar (30), a grocery shop owner, had left his home in Dabha village on his motorbike on Friday night time carrying dinner for his father who slept near his shop at Dabha More at the Balarampur-Bagmundi Road about a kilometre away. Around 8pm, some villagers found it atypical that his bike was mendacity by way of a pond midway but he was nowhere to be seen. When they failed to trace Dulal, villagers knowledgeable the Balampur police, who amassed a huge workforce and joined the quest. The law enforcement officials and the villagers regarded in every single place but didn't project at night time into the Matha woodland that had a strong Maoist presence till 2011.
On Saturday morning, the villagers were surprised to find Dulal’s frame hanging from a high-tension pole, just three-and-a-half ft above the ground, close to Balarampur-Bagmundi Road.
There was a right away outburst of anger when the police tried to disregard the mysterious dying as “suicide”. The villagers went berserk and blocked the main highway at several points, damaged police vehicles, and pelted stones to stop the law enforcement officials from taking the frame away. The police resorted to lathicharge to beat again the mob and controlled to carry down the frame at around 2 pm, 9 hours after it was spotted. The BJP has called a 12-hour bandh in Purulia on Sunday.
Police held Dulal was depressed over a family dispute and may have killed himself. The sufferer’s widow, Monica, alternatively, rubbished the claim: “There was no stress in the family.”
The back-to-back deaths in a space where the ruling Trinamool Congress suffered reverses in the lately concluded panchayat polls caused violence and roadblocks prompting the state executive to quickly order an inquiry by way of CID, the state investigating agency, and transfer the SP of Purulia, Joy Biswas.
State BJP president Dilip Ghosh dubbed the federal government probe an eyewash and demanded a CBI probe into the two deaths. Trinamool secretary general Partha Chatterjee, then again, stated mercenaries from Jharkhand might be in the back of the murders.
Victim Dulal Kumar’s family claimed that the Trinamool Congress was in the back of the murder. “My husband was killed by way of Trinamool miscreants out of political contention as a result of he had joined BJP seven months in the past and led the birthday celebration to victory in the village booth,” Dulal’s wife stated.
Villagers erupted in anger after law enforcement officials claimed suicide
Dulal Kumar (30), a grocery shop owner, had left his home in Dabha village on his motorbike on Friday night time carrying dinner for his father who slept near his shop at Dabha More at the Balarampur-Bagmundi Road about a kilometre away. Around 8pm, some villagers found it atypical that his bike was mendacity by way of a pond midway but he was nowhere to be seen. When they failed to trace Dulal, villagers knowledgeable the Balampur police, who amassed a huge workforce and joined the quest. The law enforcement officials and the villagers regarded in every single place but didn't project at night time into the Matha woodland that had a strong Maoist presence till 2011.
On Saturday morning, the villagers were surprised to find Dulal’s frame hanging from a high-tension pole, just three-and-a-half ft above the ground, close to Balarampur-Bagmundi Road.
There was a right away outburst of anger when the police tried to disregard the mysterious dying as “suicide”. The villagers went berserk and blocked the main highway at several points, damaged police vehicles, and pelted stones to stop the law enforcement officials from taking the frame away. The police resorted to lathicharge to beat again the mob and controlled to carry down the frame at around 2 pm, 9 hours after it was spotted. The BJP has called a 12-hour bandh in Purulia on Sunday.
Police held Dulal was depressed over a family dispute and may have killed himself. The sufferer’s widow, Monica, alternatively, rubbished the claim: “There was no stress in the family.”
2nd BJP worker found dead, CID probe ordered
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