A violent dispute over parking for two-wheelers outside a popular shopping mall in Kolkata's New Town area has resulted in a serious assault, leading to a formal police complaint. The incident, which left a young man with significant head injuries, occurred on the evening of January 3rd.
Details of the New Town Assault Incident
According to the complaint filed at the Technocity Police Station, the altercation took place around 5:45 pm on Wednesday, January 3, in the vicinity of Rosedale Mall. The victim, identified as Saidul, son of Miasuddin Gazi from Baliguri Baganpara, was allegedly "brutally assaulted" by a group of individuals following an argument related to bike parking.
The confrontation turned physical, resulting in Saidul sustaining serious injuries to his head. The wounds were severe enough to require medical attention and stitches, as confirmed in the police report. The complainant has specifically named three individuals as the accused in this case of alleged assault.
Accused Named and Police Action Initiated
The First Information Report (FIR) lists the three accused as: Rakibul Molla from Borali, Sudipta Paul of Tarahadia, and Nasiruddin Molla from Khamar Rameshwarpur. Authorities at the Technocity Police Station have confirmed that a formal case has been registered based on the complaint submitted by the victim's family.
A probe into the entire sequence of events is currently underway, as stated by the police. Investigators are likely examining CCTV footage from the mall's exterior and speaking to potential witnesses to piece together the circumstances that led to the violent clash. The focus is on ascertaining the exact trigger for the dispute and the roles played by each of the named individuals.
Aftermath and Ongoing Investigation
This incident highlights the tensions that can arise in crowded urban areas over mundane issues like vehicle parking. The case has been logged, and the legal process is in motion. The police have assured that the investigation is active, and further developments are expected as they gather more evidence and statements.
Assaults stemming from parking disputes are not uncommon in densely populated cities, and this case in New Town has brought the issue to the fore once again. The outcome of the police probe will determine the next steps, which could involve arrests and charges against the accused based on the evidence collected.
