Archive · 29 Jul 2025
Mother Plants Tree in Memory of Daughter, Demands Justice
On Tamanna's 10th birthday, her mother planted a tree where she died to remember her.
The tree stands for fighting against violence and asking for justice.
A group helped organize this event to remember Tamanna and protest what happened to her.
A drawing event was held for children, and a blood donation camp was organized as a tribute.
Tamanna was killed in a bomb attack.
Tamanna Khatun's mother planted a kamini tree in her memory on her 10th birthday.
The tree is meant to be a symbol of resistance against violence and a call for justice.
The event, supported by the West Bengal Migrant Workers' Union, was a protest in Tamanna's memory.
Tamanna was killed in a bomb attack by alleged Trinamool supporters.
A sit-and-draw event and blood donation camp were also held.
- Who
- Tamanna's mother, members of the West Bengal Migrant Workers' Union, children, and local artists participated.
- What
- A tree-planting ceremony and other events were held in memory of Tamanna Khatun.
- When
- The events were held on what would have been Tamanna's 10th birthday.
- Where
- The events took place in Molandi village, Plassey, including at the site of Tamanna's death and at a local cinema hall.
- Why
- To remember Tamanna, protest her death, and demand justice.
Victim's Family and Supporters
Trinamool Leadership (Accused)
Justice
Victim's Family and Supporters
Seeking justice for the murder of Tamanna, protesting the lack of action.
Trinamool Leadership (Accused)
Allegations of inaction and silence from the ruling party leadership regarding the murder.
- Victim
- Tamanna Khatun
- Cause of Death
- Bomb attack
- Location of Attack
- Molandi village
- Event Type
- Memorial and Protest
- Organizer
- West Bengal Migrant Workers’ Union
