Community Demands Justice for Young Woman Found Dead in Uttarakhand

In a heartfelt response to the tragic death of Rosmita Hojai, community organizations in Dima Hasao are calling for a high-level investigation. Following her mysterious death in Uttarakhand, thousands participated in a candlelight march demanding justice. The community is advocating for a CBI or SIT probe into the circumstances surrounding her demise, which has sparked widespread concern and solidarity among residents. Discover more about the events leading to this call for justice and the community's efforts to seek answers.
 | 
Community Demands Justice for Young Woman Found Dead in Uttarakhand

Call for Investigation into Mysterious Death


Haflong, June 12: Various community organizations in Dima Hasao are urging a comprehensive investigation into the tragic death of Rosmita Hojai, a young woman from the district, whose body was discovered under suspicious circumstances in Uttarakhand.


On Tuesday, these groups submitted a formal appeal to the Home Minister through the Dima Hasao District Commissioner. The Jadikhe Naisho Hosom (Dimasa Apex Body), along with the Dimasa Students' Union and the Dimasa Mothers' Association, collectively expressed their profound grief over this incident.


On Wednesday, a significant candlelight vigil took place in Haflong, where thousands gathered to advocate for justice for Rosmita Hojai. This event, organized by the Dimasa Students' Union in partnership with various other organizations, saw participation from individuals of diverse backgrounds, transcending caste, creed, and religion. The procession moved from Lal Field to the District Commissioner's office, with participants holding candles and chanting slogans that called for a thorough investigation into Rosmita's death.


The community is insisting on a CBI or SIT inquiry into the circumstances surrounding Rosmita's demise, and the march served as a powerful demonstration of their unity in seeking justice.


Reports indicate that Rosmita Hojai went missing on June 5, 2025, in Delhi, shortly after taking her Railway Recruitment Board (RRB) exam. She was reported missing by two individuals, Hemant Sharma and Pankaj Kokar, from their campsite in Rishikesh, Uttarakhand, just a day or two following her disappearance from Delhi.


By


Correspondent