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Massive protest in Baska

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Arabinda Rajkhowa effigy burnt

Over ten thousand people staged dharna in front of Baska Deputy Commissioner's office a day after the attack on Nava Sarania's office in Mussolpur.    The protestors in large number demanded immediate arrest of the miscreants involved in the incident.            They further threatened to intensify the protest if the miscreants in question are not brought.      A four wheeler vehicle and a bike were riddled when unidentified miscreants fired upon Saranias office who is contesting as an independent candidate from Kokrajhar in the Lok Sabha polls with support of non-Bodo people.

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