A Trinamool Congress delegation of senior leaders Partha Chatterjee and Mukul Roy today visited troubled Khanakul in West Bengal's Hooghly district and demanded seizure of illegal arms from the CPI(M).
"There should be an immediate seizure of illegal arms from CPI(M) cadre all over the state," Chatterjee, who is the Leader of the Opposition, said.
The delegation, accompanied by Roy, Union Minister of State for Shipping, visited Chanadravan village and met the wife and parents of Ananta Doloi, claimed to be a supporter of the party who died in yesterday's clashes.
The last rites of Doloi were performed in the presence of Chatterjee and Roy.
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