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Vigilantes Attack Anubrata Mondal at Birbhum Trinamool Office
A group of people went into a political party office in Suri and confronted Anubrata Mondal.
They broke furniture and other objects inside the office.
Videos appeared to show Mondal asking them to calm down.
One person called him a cattle thief and told him not to speak.
Some broken glass reportedly hit Mondal.
His associates were said to be nearby but mostly did not stop the attack.
Mondal had previously been jailed for more than two years in cases linked to alleged cattle smuggling.
He was released after courts granted him bail in the related cases.
A group of people entered a Trinamool office in Suri and attacked Anubrata Mondal on Wednesday.
Videos appeared to show the attackers vandalising furniture, an air-conditioning unit and other items with sticks and branches.
One attacker reportedly called Mondal “goruchor,” or cattle thief, while Mondal repeatedly tried to calm the group.
Mondal’s associates were reportedly present but largely did not intervene during the attack.
Mondal spent more than two years in custody in cattle-smuggling and related money-laundering cases before securing bail in September 2024.
- Who
- A group of people confronted Anubrata Mondal, a Trinamool leader and former Birbhum district president.
- What
- The group allegedly attacked Mondal and vandalised the party office.
- Where
- A Trinamool office in Suri, Birbhum.
- When
- Wednesday; the articles do not provide a specific date.
- Why
- The attackers reportedly accused Mondal of involvement in cattle smuggling and called him a cattle thief.
Key facts
- Person attacked
- Anubrata Mondal
- Location
- Trinamool office, Suri, Birbhum
- Reported accusation
- Cattle smuggling
- CBI arrest
- August 11, 2022
- Supreme Court bail
- July 2024, in the CBI case
- Money-laundering bail
- September 20, 2024
- Reported custody period
- More than two years
Quotes
An unidentified attacker
A man who confronted Anubrata Mondal during the vandalism at the Trinamool Congress office.
“Not another word.”
telegraphindia.com








