Shocker: Dharbhanga Medical College Medicos set chemist shops on fire, allegedly demanding Narcotics
Darbhanga: In a shocking incident, medicos associated with the Darbhanga Medical college created a near riot here, setting a chemist shop at fire, throwing stones at people all on account of being allegedly being denied narcotic drugs at chemist shop
Several chemist shops were put on fire by a group of medical students of Darbhanga Medical College in Bihar on Friday.
Sub-Divisional Police Officer (SDPO) Krishna Kumar said, "On Friday night, after an argument between a student of Darbhanga Medical College and the shopkeeper at the chemist, a group of students set several chemist shops on fire."
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The fire at the chemist shops was so terrible that the whole sky turned red and a gas cylinder exploded that the entire area was shaken with the explosion, added Kumar.
On receiving information, the fire brigade reached the spot and started dousing the fire and four personnel have been injured during the incident.
SDPO further added, "When the neighbouring locals opposed the act of medical students, the students started pelting stones at the people, which turned into heavy stone pelting from both the sides."
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