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Vigil for justice

Rimjhim Dasgupta lights a candle on Tuesday in front of a picture of her son Aabesh, who died exactly a month ago after suffering an injury during a get-together at Sunny Park Apartments."I have vowed to see the end of this.

TT Bureau Published 24.08.16, 12:00 AM
Rimjhim Dasgupta lights a candle on Tuesday in front of a picture of her son Aabesh, who died exactly a month ago after suffering an injury during a get-together at Sunny Park Apartments."I have vowed to see the end of this. I am still waiting for details of the probe. I still hope the probe is on the right track," Rimjhim said at a gathering outside her Lake Road apartment. Aabesh's maternal uncle Hridesh Thakkar had visited Lalbazar earlier this month and claimed to have provided "fresh leads" to the sleuths. The police had said last month that the trend of the investigation suggested that the death was an accident."We are tired of being told that reports are awaited. Forensic report, viscera report...," Rimjhim said. Picture by Bishwarup Dutta
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