Panagarh, Mukesh Tiwari: Near the Government Gas Institute in Panagarh Industrial Area in West Bengal on Wednesday. Trinamool Congress (Trinamool Congress, A clash broke out between two syndicate groups. The worsening situation was handled by a heavy police force under the leadership of Budbud police station officer. It has been told that there was a struggle for supremacy between two factions of Trinamool in Panagarh industrial area. It has been told that a contractor has received an online tender for a work of a government gas company. A faction of Trinamool alleges that the contractor wanted to work with outsiders. Besides, construction material is also being imported from outside.
Heavy police force from Budbud police station reached the spot
As a result, those who gave land for industry are being deprived. This will not be allowed to happen. Due to this, arguments and fighting started between the two factions of the party. As soon as the news was received, heavy police force from Budbud police station reached the spot and pacified both the parties. Both the groups stood on both sides of the road and started shouting slogans. A group was seen stopping the contractor who got the tender from starting the work. However, after police intervention, six people from the contractor were finally allowed to enter the gas institute. In view of the excitement, heavy police force was deployed in front of the government gas company.
Outsiders are being appointed under the leadership of Lalan Sheikh
Trinamool leader Jyotirmoy Bagdi alleges that instead of giving work to local land donors, outsiders are being appointed under the leadership of Trinamool President of Ausgram Block-2 Lalan Shaikh. Jagabandhu Bauri, a follower of the block president, claimed that a contractor has got a job in a government company. He had come to start the work. The discussion was going on that land donors will get work. Those who were trying to stop the work of the Gas Institute and the contractor by instigating them, they do not know anything. At present the situation is under control.