Tragedy by the Yamuna: A Young Life Cut Short in the Capital
Sneha Debanth, a 19-year-old student from Tripura, was found dead in the Yamuna River, a week after she went missing in Delhi. Her family had moved to the capital for better education opportunities. Initial investigations suggest suicide, leaving her family devastated by the tragic loss.

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Sneha Debanth, a 19-year-old student originally from Sabroom in Tripura, was found dead in Delhi's Yamuna River a week after she went missing. Her family had relocated to the capital in search of better educational prospects for their daughters, Sneha and Bipasa.
The family's hopes were shattered when a massive search operation, initiated after Chief Minister Manik Saha's intervention, led to the discovery of Sneha's body. Her father Pritish Debnath, a former army personnel, is too grief-stricken to speak, as the family mourns the loss.
The Chief Minister expressed his condolences and revealed that initial findings indicate suicide. A comprehensive investigation is ongoing to uncover the circumstances surrounding her tragic death.
(With inputs from agencies.)
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