Questions raised over missing roofing at Matabari, Madhabpur Diwali fairs

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Agartala, 9th November 2026 :  Questions have been raised over the expenditure incurred on temporary infrastructure at the Matabari Dewali Mela, the state’s largest traditional fair, after visitors found that the bamboo framework erected at the venue had been left without any overhead covering.

Despite considerable expenditure on constructing the bamboo structure, neither tin sheets nor any other roofing material has been installed. As a result, thousands of chairs arranged in front of the main stage remain completely exposed to the elements. During the daytime, visitors are forced to sit under the scorching sun, while at night they remain exposed to cold mist and dew.

The situation has triggered questions among visitors regarding the purpose of constructing such an elaborate framework without providing a roof. Many have questioned how public funds were utilised and why the basic arrangements for visitors’ comfort were neglected.

Ironically, while the overhead covering remains missing, every bamboo pole around the main stage has been carefully wrapped in saffron-coloured cloth, raising further questions about the committee’s priorities.

A similar situation has reportedly emerged at the Madhabpur Dewali Mela, where an expensive bamboo framework was also erected without installing any roofing.

Visitors are now demanding transparency in expenditure and proper arrangements at both venues.

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