23-Year-Old Killed After Being Hit by Baleno; Family Mourns Tragic Loss
A pall of grief has descended on Pushkarbari village in Bishramganj following the death of 23-year-old Amarjit Debbarma in a road accident. His mother, Kabita Debbarma, father, Uttam Debbarma, and two brothers, Kumarshree Debbarma and Ajay Debbarma, have been left devastated by his untimely death.

A pall of grief has descended on Pushkarbari village in Bishramganj following the death of 23-year-old Amarjit Debbarma in a road accident. His mother, Kabita Debbarma, father, Uttam Debbarma, and two brothers, Kumarshree Debbarma and Ajay Debbarma, have been left devastated by his untimely death.
The accident took place on Tuesday evening on the national highway near the new petrol pump in Bishramganj. Amarjit was reportedly hit by a Maruti Suzuki Baleno bearing registration number TR-07-F-0646, leaving him critically injured. He was initially taken to Bishramganj Hospital and later referred to GBP Hospital in Agartala for advanced treatment. Despite the best efforts of doctors, he succumbed to his injuries on Tuesday night.
Amarjit was engaged in the rubber trade and had purchased a new motorcycle just three months ago. He was reportedly on his way to collect money from the sale of rubber when the accident occurred. The news of his death reached his family on Wednesday morning, leaving his mother and other family members inconsolable. Villagers rushed to the bereaved family's home after hearing the news. When his body was brought from GBP Hospital to Pushkarbari on Wednesday afternoon, family members and neighbours broke down in tears.
Meanwhile, a series of road accidents and fatalities on the national highway under Bishramganj police station limits has raised serious concern among local residents. They allege that despite efforts by the police and traffic authorities, accidents continue to occur in the area. Residents claim that several people have lost their lives in road accidents over the past few months. They have called for stricter traffic regulation, increased monitoring and effective road safety measures to prevent further tragedies.