ECL’s bulldozer action in Bengal, illegal TMC office razed to the ground

Taking major action, ECL bulldozed the alleged office of Trinamool Congress leader Vinod Nonia. After this action, political discussions have intensified in the area. It is being told that the administration and ECL team reached the spot in the presence of heavy police force to remove the alleged illegal construction on ECL land. After this the entire structure was demolished with the help of JCB machines.

During the action, HR Somu Tiwari of Chapui Colliery and police of Neemcha Phadi under Raniganj police station were present. TMC The furniture, sofa and table inside the office were taken away. After this the bulldozer razed the building to the ground. A large number of local people also gathered at the spot to watch the action.

Bulldozer runs on illegal office of TMC leader

According to local BJP leader Sanjay Ruidas, this office was associated with Trinamool Congress leader Vinod Nonia for a long time. ECL officials say that any kind of illegal occupation or construction on the company’s land will not be tolerated and such action will continue in future also.

At present, this action of ECL has created a stir in the political and administrative circles in the entire area. Now it remains to be seen what new turn this case takes.

Stirred by bulldozer action

However, this office was in controversies for a long time. A few days ago, incidents of protest and vandalism took place here. At that time there were reports of some documents and voter ID cards being found from the premises, although this was not confirmed later.

However, Vinod Nonia was nowhere to be seen during the bulldozer action, nor was his reaction revealed in this matter. At the local level, the discussion has intensified that if this construction was actually on ECL land, then why was no effort made to remove it for so many years. Local people demanded an impartial investigation.

Input: Santosh Kumar Mandal

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