
AI-generated summary
Chandan Bhalla was a BJP booth president in Bolpur. His brother stated that Chandan wanted to sell land and was on his way to the area when killed. The family suspects BJP workers from Nanoor due to prior tensions.
Chandan's elder brother suspects some BJP workers from Nanoor. His wife, Shyamoli Bhalla, said that Chandan wanted to sell land. He was on his way to the area on his bike when he was killed.
The murder is under investigation; the police are trying to identify the miscreants by examining CCTV footage. However, no police official has reacted to the incident so far.
The deceased's brother, Goura Chandra Bhalla, said, "They called my brother and shot him. Two people came on a bike and shot him and fled. The bullet went straight through his head. My brother was the BJP booth president. Some BJP people from Nanoor police station came to the house in the morning. I suspect it could be their work. We want the culprits punished."
Bolpur BJP leader Sumit Mandal said, "It is a very unfortunate incident. He was our worker for a long time. We have participated in many political programmes together. However, who or what committed this incident is a matter of investigation. So, nothing can be said beforehand. The BJP is in power in the state. So how can he be killed for joining the party? This is why an investigation is needed. I will ask the police administration to conduct a proper investigation."
AI outlook — possibilities, not facts
Police will identify suspects based on CCTV footage analysis
Likely · Within days
BJP leadership will demand a thorough investigation
Very likely · Within days

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