Bank employee’s car vandalises at Bisramganj

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BY TC News Desk

Agartala, 8th February 2024:   A wave of shock and concern swept through the Padmanagar area of Bisramganja as a bank employee’s car fell victim to a vandalism attack this morning. The incident occurred near the Padmanagar railway bridge, leaving locals in awe.

According to the car owner, who was en route to his office in Agartala, a bike abruptly blocked the car’s path, and individuals on the motorcycle proceeded to shatter both the front and back windshields using hammers. Witnesses from the local community promptly notified the police about the incident.

In a swift response, law enforcement officers reached the scene and apprehended the alleged culprits involved in the malicious act. The police have not disclosed the motive behind the attack but assured a thorough investigation.

The car owner expressed his dismay over the unprovoked attack, emphasizing the need for a safe environment for residents and commuters. The police are now collecting statements from witnesses and examining any potential CCTV footage to piece together the events leading to the vandalism.

The arrested individuals are currently in police custody awaiting formal charges. Authorities are urging residents to remain vigilant and report any suspicious activities to ensure the overall safety of the community.

As the investigation unfolds, the community in Padmanagar remains on edge, emphasizing the importance of maintaining law and order in the region.

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