Police denies communal angel in Gomati violence
First Published: 4th January, 2023 21:07 IST
Tripura police have rejected the communal angle in the clash that took place outside the ancestral home of former Chief Minister Biplab Deb in Gomati district.
In a release issued the Gomati police said that while some reports have appeared in the media that the incident took place in the house of senior political functionaries and there is a communal angle to it, it is clarified that these reports are baseless. Meanwhile, reacting to the incident of violence in Gomati, CM Saha said that law will take its own course.
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