OUR MONITORING DESK NEARLY a dozen people were injured when scores of protesters, including women, tried to gatecrash into the Indian High Commission in the capital of Bangladesh demanding scrapping of the cross-border Tipaimukh Dam project, police said, reports The Times of India. Cases were filed against 30 people, including their two arrested leaders, for attempts to intrude the (Indian) High Commission using force and preventing policemen from discharging their duties, police added. The clash also left three policemen injured. Nearly 35 protesters belonging to a left-leaning group 'Lamp Post tried to enter into the High Commission complex at posh Gulshan area, chanting slogans and demanding withdrawal of Indian Ambassador Pinak Ranjan Chakravartys. They also protested against alleged killings of Bangladeshis in frontier villages by the BSF. Extra policemen were immediately rushed to the scene as the protesters clashed with the securitymen, police Sub-Inspector Rafiqul Islam said. He said the protesters fled the scene while two of their leaders Ashish Koraia and Golam Mohammad Prince were arrested. Indian High Commission officials declined to comment on the incident but a diplomat preferring anonymity said, We heard that some people were injured outside our office.