HIGHLIGHTS

Kolkata, Apr 28 (PTI) Following are the top stories from the Eastern Region at 5 pm.

    CAL 8 WB-TMC WORKER-LD KILLING
    *Bengal: TMC worker killed in 'factional fighting', woman BJP leader attacked
    Kolkata: A Trinamool Congress worker has been killed, while a local BJP leader has been seriously injured in separate incidents in Kolkata, police said on Sunday.

    CAL 7 BH-ACCIDENT-POLICEMEN
    Two policemen killed, over a dozen injured in road accident in Bihar's Gopalganj
    Gopalganj: Two policemen were killed and over a dozen injured when the van in which they were travelling was hit by a speeding container truck from behind in Bihar's Gopalganj district on Sunday, police said.

    CAL 6 MN-LD GUNFIGHT
    One killed, three injured in gunfight between village volunteers in Manipur
    Imphal: One person was killed and three others injured in a gunfight between village volunteers of two warring communities in ethnic strife-torn Manipur's Kangpokpi district on Sunday, police said.

    CAL 3 NL-SHUTDOWN
    People rush to Assam to buy goods as indefinite business shutdown in Nagaland affects normal life
    Kohima: People made a beeline to neighbouring Assam to buy essential commodities as the indefinite shutdown of businesses to protest "extortion" by Naga political groups threw normal life out of gear in Nagaland, with the stir entering the third day on Sunday.

    ELN 56 ELECTIONS-WB-2NDLD NADDA
    Mamata wants govt at Centre that is soft on terrorism: Nadda
    Baharampur/Ranaghat: BJP president J P Nadda on Sunday alleged that Trinamool Congress supremo Mamata Banerjee desires a central government that is "soft on terrorism" and believes in appeasement.

    ELN 43 ELECTIONS-OD-LD RAHUL
    Modi runs govt for billionaires, Patnaik for select few: Rahul Gandhi in Odisha
    Cuttack: Congress leader Rahul Gandhi on Sunday alleged that while PM Narendra Modi runs a government for billionaires from Delhi, Chief Minister Naveen Patnaik leads a dispensation that works for "select people" in Odisha.*

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