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TMC office, police station ransacked in Murshidabad after Cong workers clash with cops

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September 09, 2023

Raninagar in West Bengal's Murshidabad district turned into a virtual battlefield on Friday after Congress workers allegedly ransacked the local police station and a party office of the ruling Trinamuol Congress.

TMC office, police station ransacked in Murshidabad after Cong workers clash with cops

The angry mob even torched the party office of Trinamul Congress after ransacking it. Four police personnel have been reportedly injured in clashes with the violent mob. Ten persons have been arrested in this connection so far.

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