Northeast Desk, 4th May: In a frightening turn of events, two female laborers, Babita Nayak and Pooja Nayak, suffered serious injuries following a leopard attack at the Modinagar tea estate in Geleki, Nazira. The harrowing incident transpired around noon today while the women were engaged in their work and were preparing to have lunch in the garden area.
Immediately after the attack, the injured women were rushed to the primary health center in Galeki for initial medical assistance. Subsequently, they were referred to Sivasagar for further treatment to address their injuries.
This unfortunate incident serves as a stark reminder of the dangers faced by laborers in tea estates, highlighting the need for enhanced safety measures to protect workers from wildlife encounters.
In a deeply distressing occurrence at the Kasujan tea estate in Tinsukia, an unidentified man fell victim to a heinous act as he was set on fire by unknown miscreants within the tea garden premises. The incident unfolded last night, prompting the intervention of local law enforcement.
Upon arrival at the scene, police discovered the semi-charred remains of the victim, whose identity remains undisclosed at this time. The perpetrators responsible for this reprehensible act are yet to be identified, adding to the mystery surrounding the incident.
In response, Tinsukia police have launched a thorough investigation into the matter, with the body of the victim sent for postmortem examination to ascertain the cause of death. The community awaits further updates as authorities work diligently to unravel the circumstances behind this tragic event.
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