Guwahati, 22nd April: The tranquil village of Thepli-Aram in West Karbi Anglong was rocked by turmoil with the discovery of the lifeless body of 65-year-old Rustam Tisch, submerged in a pool of blood. Suspected to be a victim of strangulation, Tisch’s untimely demise has reverberated throughout the community, instilling fear of violence amidst the already tense election season.
Local reports shed light on the chilling circumstances surrounding Tisch’s death, suggesting that he may have fallen prey to unidentified assailants during his journey home from a late-night election campaign meeting held in the village. The remote location of the area contributed to the delayed dissemination of the news, exacerbating the prevailing sense of unease.
Tisch, a revered figure in Thepli-Aram, leaves behind a grieving community grappling with profound loss and the unsettling realization that such violence could encroach upon their sanctuary. As investigations into the murder unfold, authorities face mounting pressure to swiftly apprehend the perpetrators and restore a semblance of security to the village.
In the aftermath of Tisch’s tragic demise, concerns have been raised regarding the safety protocols for rural communities, particularly during heightened political activities. The vulnerability of isolated areas like Thepli-Aram has come under scrutiny, prompting calls for urgent intervention from local authorities and political leaders to address the pressing issue.
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