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Bleeding, but Bloc’s hands are tied

Willing to wound, yet afraid to strike. That is the Forward Bloc’s position on Buddhadeb Bhattacharjee’s government and the CPM after the Dinhata flare-up. ... | Read..

Sound of killer ‘crackers’

Eyes burning from the tear gas hanging heavy in the air, Abed Ali sat crouched in a corner of the subdivisional office g ... | Read..

Violence seeds sown on New Year’s Day

The genesis of today’s violence lay in a meeting that the Forward Bloc held in Jalpaiguri on January 1. ... | Read..

‘Law-breakers’ fire from behind

The bullet wounds of Dinhata suggest that police fired indiscriminately, flouting guidelines for controlling and dispersing ... | Read..

Limelight finally for leader’s son

Udayan Guha has never before been in the limelight. ... | Read..

(From top) The mob tries to overturn a police van. Firemen take a body away from the trouble zone. Telegraph pictures