Sandeshkhali WBCHSE HS Student Gets 483 Marks Despite Allegedly Having Her Father Killed by Sheikh Shahjahan

Meet Pritam Mandal, who reportedly passed the WBCHSE Uccha Madhyamik 12th results in 2024 with flying colours. Her father was supposedly killed by Sheikh Shahjahan in 2019. According to Anandabazar.com, Pritam, a student at Narendrapur Ramakrishna Mission, comes from Sandeshkhali in the North 24 Parganas and received 483 marks in the upper secondary. His current goal is to pass the UPSC and join the IPS.

It is believed that Shahjahan and his crew assassinated Pritam’s father, Pradeep Mondal. In 2021, he departed Sandeshkhali with his mother and brother. In addition to running a store in the area, his father Pradeep also enrolled his boys in prestigious schools. But the article also said that Pradeep was reportedly shot and killed in 2019. According to Padma Mandal, Pritam’s mother, they left Sandeshkhali in 2021 in order to secure her boys’ futures.

Pratim and his family have struggled with money since his father passed away. 2021 saw an assault on the residence. Stores were looted. His mother told the news agency, “Everything was robbed. Since the accused is still at large, it is not possible to go back there completely at this time.

Pritam’s mother told the news agency, “His father also wanted his two sons to do something good,” in reference to Pritam’s performance in the high school exams. Pritam received a good rating today. His dad would have been overjoyed.

Pritam’s mother, Padma, said that her son has always desired to be an IPS officer and that he plans to go to Delhi in order to study for the UPSC. His younger brother, Anubhav, is a class 12 student at the moment.

The high school results for 2024 were released on May 8 by the West Bengal Council of Higher Secondary Education (WBCHSE). Out of the 7.5 lakh students that sat the test, up to 90% passed. The top rank has been taken by Alipurduar resident Abhik Das, who received 496 out of 500 points. On May 10, students may get physical copies of their mark sheets from their respective schools.