KOLKATA: Four ambulances parked outside two nursing houses had been vandalised and 3 crude bombs had been recovered from the neighborhood of Park Circus No. four bridge early on Monday, leading law enforcement officials to suspect that an extortion racket related with native promoting and parking syndicates used to be trying to terrorize citizens.
Around 12.30am on Monday, an ambulance motive force status close to 4 ambulances parked next to the MB Nursing Home on Dilkhusa Street used to be reportedly accosted by several locals. Locals and family members of patients admitted on the nursing home claimed there used to be a scorching altercation, and then the driving force used to be slapped and all 4 ambulances vandalized.
Initially, when TOI spoke to ambulance owner S Okay Shakil outside the nursing home, he claimed he noticed the wear and tear simplest in the morning. "There are opposing groups here. They ask for several subscriptions. The problem is that whenever I pay something to one group, the other comes and ask for more," he stated.
Some native membership participants, although, claimed Shakil used to be "blowing things out of proportion." "No one was extorting anything from him. The young men were merely asking him to join them in a celebration and contribute whatever he wanted to," stated Adil Rahman, an area resident. Shakil himself modified his remark in the evening. "This is the handiwork of some locals who were in an inebriated condition. The cops have identified the miscreants and I think this has been sorted out," he advised TOI.
The law enforcement officials did not totally disregard the incident after law enforcement officials received knowledge that three crude bombs and an empty blue bag used to be noticed at an deserted place close to 96, Dilkhusa Street, metres from the spot the place the cars have been vandalized. "Accordingly, bomb detection squad personnel were informed, who came to the spot and defused the bombs," stated DC (SED) Kalyan Mukherjee.
Neither the south-eastern division, nor Lalbazar wanted to attach the incidents just but. "We are investigating the matter and waiting for a formal complaint from the driver. As for the bombs, the area has extensive CCTV coverage and we are certain we can identify the accused," stated an IPS officer at Lalbazar.
Almost precisely two years in the past, the realm noticed a clash amongst two parking syndicates - which grasp sway here - that noticed 18 cars being broken.
Around 12.30am on Monday, an ambulance motive force status close to 4 ambulances parked next to the MB Nursing Home on Dilkhusa Street used to be reportedly accosted by several locals. Locals and family members of patients admitted on the nursing home claimed there used to be a scorching altercation, and then the driving force used to be slapped and all 4 ambulances vandalized.
Initially, when TOI spoke to ambulance owner S Okay Shakil outside the nursing home, he claimed he noticed the wear and tear simplest in the morning. "There are opposing groups here. They ask for several subscriptions. The problem is that whenever I pay something to one group, the other comes and ask for more," he stated.
Some native membership participants, although, claimed Shakil used to be "blowing things out of proportion." "No one was extorting anything from him. The young men were merely asking him to join them in a celebration and contribute whatever he wanted to," stated Adil Rahman, an area resident. Shakil himself modified his remark in the evening. "This is the handiwork of some locals who were in an inebriated condition. The cops have identified the miscreants and I think this has been sorted out," he advised TOI.
The law enforcement officials did not totally disregard the incident after law enforcement officials received knowledge that three crude bombs and an empty blue bag used to be noticed at an deserted place close to 96, Dilkhusa Street, metres from the spot the place the cars have been vandalized. "Accordingly, bomb detection squad personnel were informed, who came to the spot and defused the bombs," stated DC (SED) Kalyan Mukherjee.
Neither the south-eastern division, nor Lalbazar wanted to attach the incidents just but. "We are investigating the matter and waiting for a formal complaint from the driver. As for the bombs, the area has extensive CCTV coverage and we are certain we can identify the accused," stated an IPS officer at Lalbazar.
Almost precisely two years in the past, the realm noticed a clash amongst two parking syndicates - which grasp sway here - that noticed 18 cars being broken.
Ambulances wrecked, syndicate suspect
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