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Assam: Prohibitory orders imposed, net suspended after fresh clashes in Kokrajhar

Share FacebookTwitterWhatsAppPinterestLinkedinCopy URLTelegramEmailTumblrReddItPrintKoo GUWAHATI, Jan 20: Fresh clashes erupted allegedly between Bodos and Adivasis in Assam’s Kokrajhar on Tuesday, a day after mob violence left two persons dead, following which the Rapid Action Force (RAF) was deployed, internet/mobile data services were suspended in two districts and prohibitory orders imposed, officials said. One of the four persons injured in the mob violence in Karigaon area succumbed to injuries at the Kokrajhar Medical College on Tuesday. The police have so far detained 18 people in connection with the mob violence and subsequent clashes.

Assam: Prohibitory orders imposed, net suspended after fresh clashes in Kokrajhar

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Key Highlights

  • Chief Himanta Biswa Sarma said that arrangements are in place to deploy the army, while the Rapid Action Force (RAF) is already on the ground to quell the unrest in Kokrajhar district.
  • On Monday night, a vehicle with three Bodos on board had hit two Adivasi persons at Mansingh Road under Karigaon outpost, a home department official said.
  • The three Bodos were beaten up by neighbouring Adivasi villagers, and the vehicle was torched.
  • One person died then, while another succumbed to his injuries on Tuesday.
  • The situation flared up on Tuesday with both Bodo and Adivasi communities blocking the National Highway adjacent to Karigaon outpost, burning tyres and a few houses while setting ablaze a government office and attacking the Karigaon police outpost, he said.
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