In Agartala, residents of Usha Bazar staged a protest in front of the West District and Sessions Judge Court, demanding capital punishment for Raju Barman, the key suspect in the murder of Durga Prasanna Deb. Deb, the secretary of Tripura’s renowned social club Bharat Ratna Sangha, was found dead under mysterious circumstances, which has ignited widespread outrage and calls for justice.
The protest saw a large turnout from the local community, all seeking the harshest possible penalty for Barman. Chants and placards echoed the sentiment of the crowd, all unified in their demand for retribution for the brutal killing of a respected community leader. The protestors expressed their grief and anger, stating that the murder has not only taken a valued member of their community but has also shaken the sense of security within Usha Bazar.
Durga Prasanna Deb, known for his dedication to the club and his active involvement in community service, was found murdered in a case that has left many unanswered questions. The circumstances surrounding his death have been the subject of intense investigation, with Barman emerging as the primary suspect based on evidence gathered by the police.
Local leaders and community members spoke during the protest, emphasizing the need for justice and the severe impact of the crime on the
community’s morale. They stressed that a strong judicial response would serve as a deterrent to such heinous acts in the future and help restore a sense of safety and trust within the neighborhood.
The police have assured the public that a thorough investigation is underway, and all necessary measures are being taken to ensure that the guilty party is brought to justice. Despite these assurances, the demand for capital punishment highlights the community’s frustration and the high stakes involved in the case.
As the case proceeds in court, the residents of Usha Bazar remain vigilant and vocal, determined to see justice served for Durga Prasanna Deb. The next hearing is highly anticipated, with the community closely watching the legal proceedings, hoping for a verdict that will bring closure and a sense of justice to the grieving family and the wider community.
