Congress sources claimed bullets were fired and bombs hurled by alleged Trinamool Congress workers at the rally which was held at Jadupur area and participated by Khan Chowdhury in support of its zilla parishad candidate for the ongoing panchayat polls.
However, there was no casualty and none was injured in the attack and Khan Chowdhury was whisked away from the spot by his security personnel, the sources said.
A complaint was later filed with the police at Kaliachak.
None was injured in the incident, he said.
Neither the Superintendent of Police nor TMC could be contacted.
At Jadupur, where the alleged took place, total 26 gram panchayat and panchayat samity seats have been already won unopposed by TMC.
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