Reason for clash
The cited reason for vandalism is that the  union had  refused to accept milk from a few villagers who had come in to  deliver the liquid. Enraged by this  four people stormed in the  dairy premises and vandalised the property. They overturned the milk containers and  smashed a few of the things kepts there.

History of the clash
The  women’s union has been functioning in the area for about five years now. However  due to some controversy, a few of the  milk suppliers  have  shifted their  loyalities to private dairies.

The union  decided to strike out the  names of those who have  been  suppying milk to  private dairies in a general body meeting that was held here last week.

So according to the decision made by the union, the dairy has been refusing milk from these  suppliers for the last three days.

These suppliers have been with the  diary for  nearly  four months now.

High tension
The tensions were quite high and it exploded when  the  arguments reached a feverish  pitch between the suppliers and union members.

The suppliers  entered the offices and  ransacked the place in a fit of anger.
Nearly  40 litres of milk, measuring  apparatus, chairs and tables and other property were damanged in the fight.
According to G S Mamtha, secretary of the  union, the micreants also made away with the  suppliers register and  cash that was kept in the cupboard.

She was also injured when the  can full of milk fell on her leg.

 Before the situtation could  get even worse, the local police rushed to the  spot and brought it under control.