2 arrested for inciting violence during Assam eviction
The Hindu
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The CID of the Assam police have arrested two persons for allegedly inciting violence during the eviction drive near Sipajhar in the Darrang district on September 23.
The two arrested late Sunday evening are Hasmat Ali, former president of the Bajnapathar panchayat, and Shan Mahmood, president of the Sanowa panchayat, in the areas targeted for eviction.
“They were arrested for instigating the people to attack the police during the eviction drive. They are being kept at the Sipajhar police station,” a district police officer said.
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