Land dispute turns violent in Assam’s Chirang, several injured in clash

Several people were injured in a violent clash between two groups over a land dispute at No. 2 Bhalatal in Assam’s Chirang district, triggering tension in the area.

The confrontation reportedly began with an argument over land ownership and rights, which later escalated into violence. Both sides have accused each other of carrying out the attack.

According to reports, the names of Jahurul Islam (28), Jahangir Alam (23), Jesmina Ahmed (15) and Rabia Khatun (34) have surfaced in connection with the incident.

Abdul Salam (45), Ali Hussain (60) and Abdul Latif (27) were among those reported injured in the clash. Salam allegedly sustained a severe injury to one of his hands, with reports claiming that it was nearly severed.

The injured were taken to different hospitals for treatment. Abdul Salam is undergoing treatment at Lower Assam Hospital in Bongaigaon, while Ali Hussain and Abdul Latif were admitted to Barpeta Medical College and Hospital.

Other injured persons are reportedly receiving treatment at Lesagাঁও Hospital in Bijni.

The clash has triggered tension in the locality, with the land dispute raising concerns among residents.