Violent clashes broke out in several unions of Alamdanga upazila following the reinstatement of four Awami League-backed chairmen who had previously been suspended. The incidents occurred on April 30 after High Court rulings restored their positions. In Khadimpur Union, tension escalated when reinstated chairman Mujahidul Rahman Joardar Lotus was allegedly confined by local BNP activists. Police later visited the scene and brought the situation under control.

According to local sources, Mujahidul Rahman had been absent since August 5 due to political unrest, leading the administration to appoint an interim administrator. After a prolonged legal process, the High Court ruled in his favor, allowing him to resume duties on April 29. However, his return triggered protests, including a demonstration of 35 to 40 people in Alamdanga town opposing the reinstatement of the four chairmen.

Police officials, including the Alamdanga officer-in-charge and the Chuadanga additional superintendent of police, inspected the affected areas and confirmed that the situation was under control while investigations were ongoing.