Archive · 28 Jul 2025
Congress Meeting in Assam Descends into Violence
Imagine a big meeting for a political party called Congress.
People in the party started fighting!
Some people who were new to the party and some who had been there a long time got into a disagreement.
It all started when they began to argue about who would get to be a leader.
Soon, people started pushing and hitting each other.
Some important leaders had to run away because of the chaos.
Several people got hurt and needed to go to the hospital.
The party is trying to get ready for an election, but this fight makes it look like they are not getting along well.
Clashes erupted at a Congress meeting in Sribhumi, Assam, between party factions.
The meeting was attended by senior Congress leaders including AICC General Secretary Nasir Khan.
The violence reportedly started due to a dispute over panchayat ticket distribution.
Several party workers were injured in the clashes and received medical treatment.
The incident occurred as the Congress prepares for upcoming Assembly polls in Assam.
- Who
- Old Congress members and recent entrants, with key leaders like Nasir Khan involved.
- What
- Violent clashes broke out at a Congress meeting.
- When
- July 28
- Where
- Sribhumi area in Nilambazar, Assam
- Why
- A dispute over panchayat ticket distribution sparked the violence.
Old Members
New Entrants
Ticket Allocation
Old Members
Believed new entrants were unfairly receiving party tickets.
New Entrants
Believed the ticket allocation process was fair and did not involve any wrongdoing.
- Location
- Sribhumi, Nilambazar, Assam
- Date
- July 28
- Participants
- Congress party members
- Incident
- Violent clashes
- Key Figures
- Nasir Khan, Tapas Purkayastha
- Injuries
- Several party workers