5 injured as BSF clashes with villagers in Tripura
The Hindu
At least five people, including a Border Security Force (BSF) constable were injured when troops clashed with locals at a village in Sonamura subdivision on Sunday. Irate villagers blocked a highway f
At least five people, including a Border Security Force (BSF) constable were injured when troops clashed with locals at a village in Sonamura subdivision on Sunday. Irate villagers blocked a highway for several hours to protest against what they called an unprovoked assault on them.
The incident occurred at Fakiradola locality in Matinagar of Sonamura, 51 km south of here.
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