Situation heated up in Indranagar area under the 6-Agartala Assembly Constituency after a party office of ruling BJP has allegedly vandalized by CPIM and Congress workers yesterday late night.
Protesting this, the locals of the area including the BJP workers have blockaded the road demanding immediate arrest of the culprits engaged with the incident.
Speaking on the issue, BJP candidate who contested from 6-Agartala Assembly Constituency Papia Datta who lost against Congress MLA Sudip Roy Barman said, “Sudip Roy Barman thought that BJP would win around 5 seats but we are ready to form the government again and which he can’t accept it. After announcement of results you will not find any kind of violence in which BJP workers are engaged but since last three days our BJP workers are facing attacks by CPIM and Congress and yesterday miscreants backed by the opposition political party has vandalized the party office and hurled bomb on it and also vandalized a small shop”.
She alleged that CPIM and Congress workers out of frustration as they couldn’t form government, is working to disrupt the peace of the state and Agartala city too.
“They are trying to provoking the BJP workers but we will not response to it and we have faith in law. But I want to request them to stop all this things immediately and should take retirement from politics which he has promised if failed to come in power”, she said.
Soon after the blockade a huge contingent of police and CAPF were deployed in the area to avert any kind of incident.
A protestor alleged that the incident occurred yesterday late at night as in the morning they have found the party office vandalized.
“We have also found some bombs. Police have also arrived and collected the evidences. This incident was done by CPIM and Congress workers. Since many days the miscreants of CPIM and Congress have unleashed a series of violence in the 6 Agartala Assembly constituencies. We want strict action against the culprit and immediate arrest. Or else we will continue our protest. We have also mentioned the name of the culprits to the police”, the protestors said.
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