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Angel Chakma, a 24-year-old pursuing studies at a Dehradun college, was allegedly attacked by a group of local youths on December 9.
Narendra Sethi
2 min read
The detailed findings confirm that Chakma suffered severe physical trauma, strongly suggesting he was mercilessly beaten before succumbing to his injuries on December 26.
Marchers chanted slogans such as “Stop Racism”, “We Are Indians” and “We Demand Justice”, underscoring their belief that the attack was rooted in ethnic discrimination.
Narendra Sethi
2 min read
The demonstration, held under the banner of the Unified Tripura Students Association (UTSA), saw students from various Dehradun institutions gather outside Gandhi Park.
Angel Chakma
Narendra Sethi
2 min read
Senior Superintendent of Police (SSP) Ajay Singh shared details of the ongoing investigation.
Shashi Tharoor
TNIE online desk
2 min read
Tharoor expressed shock and shame over what he termed the growing normalisation of racism in North India, often disguised as casual mockery or enabled by systemic neglect.
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Prasanta Mazumdar
2 min read
Shots were fired and stones were pelted during the violence, leaving at least one person, reportedly a member of the All Arunachal Pradesh Students’ Union (AAPSU), injured.
suspended IAS officer Dhiman Chakma
Express News Service
1 min read
Sources said Chakma’s reinstatement is in accordance with service rules governing prolonged suspension periods.
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