West Bengal: Violence erupts after killing of TMC leader in Birbhum, 10 people set on fire

Birbhum | Birbhum Violence: West Bengal has always been controversial regarding political events. There may or may not be an election, but political and criminal incidents continue unabated. Now violence has erupted after the murder of TMC leader at Rampurhat in Birbhum district of the state. In which the news of burning 10 people alive has come to the fore. Dead bodies of 7 people have been removed from the same house.

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The fire started by closing the doors of the houses
Birbhum Violence: TMC workers became furious over the murder of a TMC leader in Birbhum and violence erupted in the area which turned into a blaze with sparks. The angry mob locked the doors of about a dozen houses from outside and set them on fire. In which 10 people are reported to have died by burning alive.

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Looks like a case of political rivalry
Birbhum Violence: In view of the enormity of the violence, the administration has deployed a large number of additional police forces there. Along with this, the police has started investigation on this incident of arson. However, in the initial investigation, this whole matter seems to be a political rivalry.

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The incident is of last night, there were 10-12 houses which have been burnt, total 10 people have died whose bodies have been recovered. Dead bodies of 7 people have been retrieved from a single house: Fire officials, Birbhum on the death of several people after a mob allegedly set houses on fire after the killing of Trinamool leader in Rampurhat pic.twitter.com/66ptPD3NXK

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