<p>The arrested inmates of the relief camp, located in the guest house 'Rajiv Gandhi Puro Nilay', were identified as Asim Mahato and Amiya Mahato who allegedly had a hand in the Maoist attack on a camp of the Eastern Frontier Rifles at Silda, near here, on February 15, 2010 in which 24 jawans were killed.<br /><br />Alleging arbitrary action of the joint forces, Trinamool Congress activists blocked the station road in the town, stalling traffic movement for hours.<br /><br />They claimed that the two were not at all connected to Maoists and that the joint forces personnel ransacked the camp and assaulted women inmates during the raid.<br /><br />Police said five journalists, including one belonging to a Bengali TV channel, were injured in the melee while Trinamool Congress protesters put up a road blockade on the station road.<br />Perturbed at the report of the scribes being injured in the police action, Chief Minister Buddhadeb Bhattacharjee expressed regret and ordered an inquiry.<br /><br />In a statement in Kolkata, Bhattacharjee said that the police faced obstacles while they had gone to arrest two accused Maoists at a municipality-run guest house, where the Trinamool relief camp was set up, and then resorted to baton charge."To control the situation, the police used batons and some journalists were injured as I have come to know. It is regrettable that journalists were injured and I have asked the police to probe the incident," he said.He said appropriate action will follow the inquiry report, adding his government will arrange for treatment of the injured journalists.</p>
<p>The arrested inmates of the relief camp, located in the guest house 'Rajiv Gandhi Puro Nilay', were identified as Asim Mahato and Amiya Mahato who allegedly had a hand in the Maoist attack on a camp of the Eastern Frontier Rifles at Silda, near here, on February 15, 2010 in which 24 jawans were killed.<br /><br />Alleging arbitrary action of the joint forces, Trinamool Congress activists blocked the station road in the town, stalling traffic movement for hours.<br /><br />They claimed that the two were not at all connected to Maoists and that the joint forces personnel ransacked the camp and assaulted women inmates during the raid.<br /><br />Police said five journalists, including one belonging to a Bengali TV channel, were injured in the melee while Trinamool Congress protesters put up a road blockade on the station road.<br />Perturbed at the report of the scribes being injured in the police action, Chief Minister Buddhadeb Bhattacharjee expressed regret and ordered an inquiry.<br /><br />In a statement in Kolkata, Bhattacharjee said that the police faced obstacles while they had gone to arrest two accused Maoists at a municipality-run guest house, where the Trinamool relief camp was set up, and then resorted to baton charge."To control the situation, the police used batons and some journalists were injured as I have come to know. It is regrettable that journalists were injured and I have asked the police to probe the incident," he said.He said appropriate action will follow the inquiry report, adding his government will arrange for treatment of the injured journalists.</p>