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Public roles are source-confirmed; controversies or allegations must be read separately as source-backed evidence-layer material.
Chittagong Hill Tracts
Manabendra Narayan Larma was a Chakma political leader who organized Jumma political mobilization, represented the CHT in the legislature, and led the formation of PCJSS in 1972.
Aliases: M.N. Larma, M N Larma, Manju Larma, এম এন লারমা
Included for his documented historical leadership of the CHT autonomy movement and PCJSS. The profile records the later armed-conflict context separately and does not treat organizational association as a criminal finding.
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Public roles are source-confirmed; controversies or allegations must be read separately as source-backed evidence-layer material.
Chittagong Hill Tracts
Public-interest themes include CHT political representation, autonomy demands, PCJSS formation, the historical Shanti Bahini context, and the later 1997 Peace Accord pathway.
The public-interest value is understanding how power in state institutions, policing, media, urban governance, or finance is discussed in records.
Prothom Alo and PCJSS's public biography describe Larma's leadership in the Jumma student movement, his 1970 election, the 1972 formation of PCJSS, and his later leadership of the organization. Prothom Alo reports that he was killed by a faction within the movement on 10 November 1983.
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Founder
Prothom Alo and the PCJSS public biography identify Manabendra Narayan Larma as a founder and former president of PCJSS.
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Prothom Alo · 15 Feb 2023
The report describes Manabendra Narayan Larma's early political leadership, his election and parliamentary role, the 1972 formation of PCJSS, the creation of Shanti Bahini, and his killing in 1983.
Parbatya Chattagram Jana Samhati Samiti · 1 Jan 2020
The PCJSS biography identifies Larma as a founding organizer and former president of PCJSS, records his parliamentary and political roles, and reports his assassination in 1983.