Archive · 21 Jun 2025
Two Killed in Bomb Blast After Gang Clashes in Bengal
In a village in West Bengal, a bomb exploded after two groups fought.
The fighting was about who was in charge and who could do illegal things.
The police are looking into what caused the explosion and who died.
Some people say that the people who died were part of a political group.
The village has a history of these kinds of fights, with groups making fake coins.
The groups fought all day until the bomb went off.
Now, the village is tense, and the police are investigating.
Two people died in a bomb blast in Hatia village, West Bengal.
The blast followed violent clashes between rival groups in Birbhum district.
The clashes reportedly stemmed from disputes over local dominance and illegal activities.
Police are investigating the cause of the blast and the identities of the victims.
Local sources claim victims were associated with the Trinamool Congress.
- Who
- Rival groups allegedly involved in criminal activities; the identities of the deceased are yet to be officially disclosed.
- What
- Bomb blast that resulted in two deaths following gang clashes.
- When
- Late Friday night, June 21.
- Where
- Hatia village, Birbhum district, West Bengal.
- Why
- Disputes over local dominance and engagement in illegal activities, specifically the illegal manufacturing of counterfeit coins.
Local Community
Police Department
Victims' Affiliation
Local Community
Victims associated with ruling Trinamool Congress.
Police Department
Police have not confirmed the identities.
- Location
- Hatia village, West Bengal
- Deaths
- 2
- Cause
- Bomb blast
- Incident Type
- Gang clashes
- Groups involved
- Sheikh Mainuddin/Sheikh Mustafi & Sheikh Munir factions
- Investigation
- Underway by Birbhum police