TMC Worker Shot Dead in Murshidabad Over Land Dispute

Sanatan Ghosh, a Trinamool Congress worker, was shot dead in West Bengal's Murshidabad district amid a land-related tussle. The police are investigating the murder, which occurred while Ghosh was on a motorbike. The assailants, who rammed his vehicle and shot him from close range, are currently at large.

In a disturbing incident in West Bengal's Murshidabad district, a man, identified as Sanatan Ghosh and claimed to be a Trinamool Congress (TMC) worker, was shot dead, according to local police on Monday.

The deceased's mother asserted that her son was involved in a land-related dispute, which she believes led to his murder. Ghosh, in his 30s, was on a motorbike with two others when a car, apparently lying in wait, rammed into their vehicle on Sunday night.

After Ghosh fell from his motorbike, the car-borne assailants shot him at close range. Despite being rushed to a hospital, doctors declared him dead on arrival. Authorities are actively seeking to apprehend the attackers, who fled the scene post-shooting.