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30 Injured in Clash Between Rival Groups in Habiganj
At least 30 people were injured in a violent clash between two rival groups in Lakhai upazila of Habiganj district today. The confrontation occurred around 9:30 am and was the result of a long-standing feud between the two factions.
The injured individuals were promptly taken to the Lakhai Upazila Health Complex for treatment, where their conditions are being assessed.
According to Bande Ali Miah, Officer-in-Charge of Lakhai Police Station, the clash erupted between supporters of Milon Mia from Dairul village and Touhid Mia from the neighboring Maijhati village. The altercation stemmed from previous tensions between the two groups.
Upon receiving information about the incident, local police quickly responded and managed to bring the situation under control. However, tensions remain high between the two sides, and to prevent further violence, additional police personnel have been deployed to the area.
The police have assured that measures are in place to maintain peace and prevent any further escalation of the conflict.