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Birbhum killings: Bogtui turns ghost town as fleeing residents scared to return

Not only have most residents of Purbapara, where the killings took place in the early hours of Tuesday, left their houses in a hurry, even those of neighbouring Paschimpara and Mayerpara hamlets in the village have also followed suit

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CBI officers with CFSL team investigate near the house where eight people were burnt alive, at Bogtui village in Birbhum district. Pic/PTI

CBI officers with CFSL team investigate near the house where eight people were burnt alive, at Bogtui village in Birbhum district. Pic/PTI

An eerie silence pervades Bogtui, where eight people were burnt alive earlier this week.

The village near Rampurhat town in West Bengal's Birbhum has become a ghost town as many residents have fled to unknown locations fearing the cycle of violence which started with the killing of local TMC leader Bhadu Sheikh and led to the carnage which shocked the whole country.

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