10 people injured in clashes between two groups over previous enmity in Ramganj

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Abu Taher, Ramganj representative:  At least 10 people were injured in the clash between two groups in Ramganj of Lakshmipur due to previous enmity.

The incident took place in front of Jutel Market in Bholakot village of Bholakot Union of the upazila on Tuesday (April 16) afternoon.

After the clash, the local people, who were seriously injured, Russell Hossain (45) and Abdul Hai (50) were rescued in critical condition and went to Ramganj Upazila Health Complex.

The injured are Sohail, Zahidul Islam Juthel, Mahmuda Akhtar and at least 10 people were injured. Ramganj police visited the spot, said the fishing project of Jutel fish in Bholakot village was going on for a long time. Currently, the project has been banned from the project.

But Motaher, son of Mohan Molya, Sohail Molla, son of deceased Badiuzzaman of Bholakot Eidgah Committee, Motaher, son of Jadal Abedin, Abdur Rahman, son of Kader Molla, were preparing to cut the soil. On the other hand, the localist Zahidul Islam Jutel said that the locals who are the manager of the project, Zahidul Islam Jutel said.

The poison was reported to the local member, but the tripartite discussion did not solve the problem, due to the previous enmity, there was a fierce clash between the two groups on Tuesday around 12 noon. Local member Mainuddin Kajal told reporters, "I was cutting the ground in a nearby land." Molla Badiuzzaman's son Mohan's previous enmity with Jutel centered on cutting the soil from the land is a problem.

To get the shit, the court ordered the land not to cut. After that, the opponents are preparing to cut the soil for the sake of the soil.

On the other hand, Molla Bajir Mohan said, due to previous enmity, Jewel first beat my younger brother Sohail and then injured our neighbor Abdul Hai for no reason.UP member Jewel's man he lied We did not beat Jewel's brother and did not make any trouble. One side made trouble and the others were beaten up.

Ramganj police station officer-in-charge (OC) Mohammad Solaiman said that the police have been sent to the spot after the news, the situation has calmed down and has not received any complaint yet. Legal action will be taken if complaints are received.

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