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Good response to Bhojpur bandh
PATNA, NOV. 25. The dawn-to-dusk Bhojpur district bandh, called
by the BJP to protest against police firing at Itwa on November
18 in which a Dalit youth was killed, passed off peacefully today
evoking good response as the Opposition leader in the Bihar
Assembly, Mr. S.K. Modi, announced to undertake a two-day fast
from tomorrow against the firing.
Mr. Modi, his party's MLAs, Ashwini Choubey and Sukhda Pande, who
have launched an indefinite sit-in at Itwa in Bhojpur district
since Tuesday to protest against the firing and demand immediate
action against guilty policemen, gave the Bhojpur bandh call. All
major shops and business establishments downed their shutters and
vehicular traffic was off the road in Bhojpur.
Private operators also suspended their bus services from Ara to
different places including Patna. Official sources said that no
untoward incident were reported during the bandh from anywhere in
the district though the BJP alleged that the RJD goons attacked
BJP and the Akhil Bharatiya Vidyarthy Parishad activists at
several places in which ABVP's Ara town secretary, Mr.
Premranjan, was injured. Mr. Premranjan was admitted to the Patna
Medical College Hospital for treatment.
- PTI
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