Guwahati, Assam – A violent incident unfolded in the Pandu locality of Guwahati, leaving several individuals injured in a brutal attack over a Bihu festival feud. The altercation erupted late Saturday night when a group of three individuals, including a woman, reportedly entered a residence in No. 8 Colony, assaulting the family with sharp weapons and damaging their property.
The attackers have been identified as Ricky Mallick, Amit Sinha, and Ricky Mallick’s mother, Lakhi Mallick. They allegedly attacked Mohan Rajak and his family members, inflicting severe injuries and causing damage to the house and a car using various weapons. The violent attack was a continuation of a previous altercation that occurred during a Bihu festival function, where Ricky Mallick was involved in a dispute with other committee members.
A relative of the victim shared a harrowing account of the attack, revealing the brutality of the assault and the injuries sustained by family members. Despite the severity of the incident, the officer in charge of the Jalukbari police station, Ritujyoti Nath, stated that no case was reported regarding the clash in Pandu on the night of the attack. However, an ongoing investigation is underway concerning the previous clash at the Bihu event, with authorities conducting inquiries to gather more information and evidence.
The violent nature of the attack in Pandu has raised concerns within the community about the escalation of local feuds and the need for swift and effective intervention by law enforcement. Residents are calling for justice for the victims and increased security measures to prevent similar incidents in the future. The incident serves as a stark reminder of the importance of resolving conflicts peacefully and the devastating impact of violence on families and communities.
Authorities are urging anyone with information about the incident or the individuals involved to come forward and assist in the investigation. As the community grapples with the aftermath of the violent attack, there is a growing demand for accountability and measures to ensure the safety and security of residents in Guwahati’s Pandu locality. The incident has sparked a broader conversation about the need for conflict resolution and community engagement to prevent such tragedies from occurring again.