Youth Morcha leader of Kamalasagar, along with another person, beaten by BSF jawans!
The people of the Kamalasagar border area feel like puppets in the hands of the Border Security Force (BSF). For the past six months, they have been subjected to torture, not allowed to leave their homes, and students have been behaving indecently with students, not allowing them to come to school or college on time. And this time, Kamalasagar Mia Padra Cha Garden night guard and youth Morcha leader of the ruling party were beaten and sent to the hospital by Aditya Singh, a controversial sector of the BSF’s Padra 49 Battalion. Over the past six months, the people of that area have been living in fear.
Rakesh Deb, the manager of the Mia Padra Cha Garden in Kamalasagar, had taken Rakesh to settle some workers in the garden, his late father Harilal Deb Mia Padra Cha Garden manager. At that time, when Rakesh was leaving the office of the tea garden after finishing the conversation, three BSF personnel from Mia Padra 49 Battalion, including Sector-Aditya Singh, A.S. Chowdhury Sahib, and Third Singh Sardar, started beating Rakesh Deb from an unexpected bike. One of their hands completely broke with the nozzle of the gun. They also struck various parts of the body. At one point, Rakesh fell to the ground in a state of unconsciousness. At that time, night guard Anil Sarkar came forward and tried to assault him with the nozzle of the gun. They both became unconscious and lay by the roadside in the darkness of the night. Later, the people of the area found them and took them to the Madhupur Primary Health Center, where they did not receive treatment. The rude three BSF personnel are being treated at the Madhupur Hospital. Meanwhile, the three accused BSF personnel, Sector-Aditya Singh, A. S. Chowdhury Sahib, and Singh Sardar, have been charged at the Madhupur police station. According to sources, Aditya Singh is always intimidating the helpless people.
It is also known that they take small school and college-going boys to the camp and provide them with Phensedyl and other narcotics to use. Along with those who have a close relationship with them, they provide opportunities to pass ganja Phensedyl nationally. However, the people of the area can march against them at any moment.
