"The TMC has no link to the clash in Maniktala incident. This is clash between locals," Pande said
Local CPI(M) leadership had alleged the the clash was a result of infighting between two groups of TMC leaders.
Around 28 persons including six women were arrested for allegedly involved in a clash between two groups from two paras in Manicktala Police Station area in the south eastern part of the city today.
Several locals besides, a few policemen including one senior officer were injured while trying to tackle the clash, who pelted stones, acid-bottles at each other during the clash over a football match played yesterday on occasion of the Independence Day celebrations.
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