TMC leader shot dead in Murshidabad, probe on

A TMC leader was shot on Thursday night while he was on his method towards Karimpur in Nadia district after satisfying his boy.

Three males fired numerous rounds at TMC leader Matirul Biswas. (Representative picture)

By Rittick Mondal: A Trinamool Congress (TMC) leader was shot in Nowda in West Bengal’s Murshidabad district on Thursday night.

As per initial details, Matirul Biswas, spouse of a TMC panchayat pradhan and a TMC leader from Karimpur in Nadia district, was returning from Nowda after fulfilling his kid at school when he was shot by 3 unknown individuals. The suspects fired a number of rounds of bullets, stated authorities.

Biswas was hurried to Murshidabad Medical College Hospital, where he was stated brought dead.

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Sajijul Haq, a regional TMC leader, declared Biswas was killed due to a fall out in between various factions of the judgment TMC. Haq raised severe accusations versus TMC MP Abu Taher Khan, who represents Karimpur constituency, implicating him of having a function to play in Biswas’s murder and required the instant arrest of the implicated individuals.

Haq stated Taher Khan’s nephew Habib was supposedly associated with Biswas’s murder. “Tension was going on for numerous days. Authorities intentionally did not take any action. I wish to request our leader Mamata Banerjee to get rid of Habib from the celebration, as he is the primary criminal of the criminal activity,” he stated.

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Taher Khan refuted the claims raised versus him and stated cops have actually released an examination into the case.

Incidents of gunfights in between various factions of the TMC have actually increased in the wake of the panchayat elections that are arranged to be held next year.

On November 21, a cops constable sustained a bullet injury while attempting to stop clashes in between 2 factions of the TMC in Basirhat in West Bengal’s North 24 Paraganas district.