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TMC hooligans hurl crude bombs at BJP workers, 6 injured

In a shocking incident, six BJP workers have suffered grievous injuries after hooligans affiliated with TMC hurled crude bombs at them in Bengal?s South 24 Parganas district.

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Mar 6, 2021, 05:19 pm IST
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In a shocking incident that happened in Bengal’s South 24 Parganas district, six BJP workers have suffered grievous injuries after hooligans affiliated with TMC hurled crude bombs at them. Two of them are in critical condition.
 
Among the injured are Shovan Debnath, Vikram Shil, Arpan Debnath, Swapan Kurali, Mahadev Naik and others.
 
 
 
On Friday night, miscreants threw crude bombs at the group while they were returning from a wedding. The injured have been rushed to the Canning Subdivision Hospital for further treatment.
 
The injured are currently undergoing treatment at Canning Subdivision Hospital, reported news agency ANI.
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