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One killed, three injured in BTAD blast
One Killed, Three Injured In BTAD Blast. One civilian killed and three others injured in a powerful explosion in Assam\'s BTAD area on Saturday morning, police said.
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Guwahati: One civilian killed and three others injured in a powerful explosion in Assam's BTAD area on Saturday morning, police said.
The explosion took place at Borjhar area near Orang in BTAD area on the wee hours of Saturday after declaring the Bodoland Territorial Council (BTC) election result.
Suspected militants had triggered the explosion at the area in which a civilian killed and three others injured.
The deceased person was identified as Ram Chandra Barman.
The injured persons Gopal Das, Sitarani Das and Pawan Dey were admitted nearby hospital.
Top police and army officials had rushed to the area and launched operation against the militants.
Hagrama Mahilary led BPF had captured 20 seats in 40 seats BTC Council election which result had declared on Friday.
Apart from BPF, PCDR had captured six council constituencies, AIUDF and Sanmilita Janagoshthiya Eikyamancha captured four seats each, three by ABSS, one by BJP and two by Independent candidates.
The third BTC election was held on April 8.
Reporting By: Hemanta Kumar Nath
