The BJP delegation walked out of the meeting alleging that those who were accused in the Makhra and Chowmandalpur cases were present in the meeting.
Dudkumar Mondal, the district president of BJP who led the party delegation said "when the meeting was going on we came to know two local leaders of TMC who were accused in two murder cases of our supporters were present in the meeting. We strongly protested and left the meeting."
The meeting was called by the police to restore peace in the area which was been rocked by political violence.
Birbhum Superintendent of Police Alok Rajoria could not be contacted.
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