Guwahati: Three persons were killed in fresh
violence in lower Assam’s Chirang district, one of the scenes of the
recent Bodo-Muslim clashes, raising the toll to 59.
The three – a man and his two sons – had left the camp for displaced
persons at Kawatika village in Bijni area of Chirang district yesterday,
Chirang Superintendent of Police Kumar Sanjib Krishna told PTI.
“They left the camp yesterday afternoon without informing anybody and
without any security. Since then they were untraced. Today we found
their bodies at Borlangshu village at Chirang district,” he said. The
three, belonging to the minority community, had been stabbed to death,
he said.
Additional forces have been rushed to the area, where security personnel are still deployed and night curfew is on.
The incident took place after 10 days of relative peace after the
violence in Bodoland Territorial Autonomous Districts last month.
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