People's
Democracy
(Weekly Organ of the Communist Party of
India (Marxist) No. 01
January 05, 2003
(Weekly Organ of the Communist Party of
India (Marxist) |
Vol.
XXVII No. 01 January 05, 2003 |
What
Bangladeshi
Dailies
Said
SINCE the incident of the death of a housewife and the gunshot wound of her two girl children in the crossfire of the fierce gun battle between two extremist groups at Jhinaia village bordering Tripura, the villagers have been stricken with panic. Such panic further intensified since arrival of the gun-totting top leadership of the separatists on the spot on December 3 morning. Besides, the two separatists, caught by the villagers and made over to the Bangladesh Rifles along with sophisticated arms while trying to sneak into the Indian territory of Tripura the next morning after the nocturnal fight, have not yet been put under police custody.
---
Pratham
Alo,
December
4
A
RELIABLE
source
in
the
district
police
informed
this
daily
that
several
Comilla
villages
bordering
Tripura
are
also
being
used
by
the
extremists
as
a
corridor
for
various
types
of
smuggling
and
drug-trafficking
as
well
as
extortion
of
money.
