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Sen also met the families of Alamgir Gazi and Mafizul Islam who lost their lives during Bhangar agitation.

Trinamool Congress MLA Sabyasachi Dutta told the local villagers that the chief minister did not want any police action against them.

The state government has also asked the police to exercise restrain in handling the Bhangar agitation even after knowing facts.

CPIM activists in general are upbeat over Friday's incident in which Bhattacharjee met Mollah in the city hospital.

MK Narayanan told reporters that "goondaism is taking place in the state and police should act impartially."