She told Partha da to direct the SP to arrest the MLA and every one else involved in the campus violence, without delay,” a party insider said.Earlier, students wings of rival political parties like Trinamul Congress, CPI(M) and Congress fought among themselves in the colleges. Ruling party MLA Mr Haldar who is also the president of the governing body of the college allegedly personally led one faction. Blaming the block president of his own party Mr Purkayastha for the violence, he said that he rushed to the college after being informed that the rival faction had brought in anti-socials who were beating up students with sticks and iron rods. Mr Haldar was arrested when he stepped out of the Diamond Harbour hospital where he had gone to visit the injured students who were admitted there after the clash. Over a dozen people, mostly students, were injured in the violence which was the fallout of a bitter dispute between the followers of local MLA Haldar and those of the block TMC president Umapada Purkayastha over the control of a students’ union room in the college. Mr Haldar denied the charge that he had instigated a section of Trinamul Chhatra Paris-had supporters. Education minister Partha Chatterjee informed Ms Banerjee about the college clash as soon as she landed at Bagdogra airport. However, now rival factions of ruling Trinamul Congress have been found to be fighting fierce turf wars on the campuses. Mr Chatterjee said he did not have words to condemn the Diamond Harbour incident. I have asked the SP to take immediate action against the MLA,” he said. “This is totally unbecoming of a Trinamul Congress leader.An incensed West Bengal chief minister Mamata Banerjee on Monday ordered the arrest of her own party MLA from Diamond Harbour Dipak Haldar following reports of his direct involvement in a violent clash that erupted between two factions of Trinamul Congress inside the campus of a South 24 Parganas college. Fakirchand College in Diamond Harbour in South 24 Parganas turned into a war zone on Monday afternoon when two rival Trinamul Chhatra Parishad groups fought a pitched battle.. “In fact, I visited the college as the president of governing body,” he added. The chief minister on Monday afternoon reached Kurseong for a three-day visit to the hills. The chief minister has repeatedly warned her own party workers that she would not tolerate anarchy in educational institutions. Not impressed by the chief minister’s bold step, Opposition china plastics manufacturers parties alleged that the arrest of the MLA was an eyewash. By getting her own MLA arrested she sought to send a tough message to errant party men. As soon as news of his arrest spread, his supporters bloc-ked the road and gheraoed the Diamond Harbour police station in protest. “Didi was very upset.

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