Talk:Kamala Bhattacharya

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Sylheti Bengalees write and pronounce Bhattacharya as Bhattacharjee.

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Martyr Kamala had two brothers namely Ramendra(eldest)and Bakul Chandra(youngest).Their families are settled in Guwahati and Kolkata respectively.I do have their contact numbers.Kamala was third sister out of four girls of their parents.They were Benubala,Pratibha,Kamala and Mangala.Therefore,correction made by me in this regard was authentic. Kamala was a student of Silchar Govt.Girls'Higher Secondary & Multipurpose School.We have verified the school records and the records were published in this year's Raktim Diganta,a yearly journal on language movement on 19th May(page no.44-45) Nihar.r.paul (talk) 08:19, 22 August 2023 (UTC)Reply

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