The Assam Civil aspirant death of 25-year-old Rosmita Hojai has shocked both Assam and the Northeast. Authorities found her body in the Ganga river at Rishikesh on June 10, 2025. Rosmita was preparing for government exams and had recently appeared for the Railway Recruitment Board (RRB) test in Delhi. Tragically, she went missing shortly after traveling to Rishikesh.
The Circumstances of the Assam Civil Aspirant Death
Rosmita traveled from Assam to Delhi to take the RRB exam. After finishing her test, she visited Rishikesh with two acquaintances on June 6. They planned a camping trip near the Shivpuri area by the Ganga river. However, Rosmita disappeared that evening near their campsite.
Local eyewitnesses reported seeing a woman caught in the river’s strong currents. Her companions immediately informed the police. Following this, the State Disaster Response Force (SDRF) began a search that lasted several days. Eventually, they found Rosmita’s body near Phoolchatti in the Ganga.
Investigations into the Assam Civil Aspirant Death Continue
Police are actively investigating the Assam Civil aspirant death. Initial evidence points toward suicide, but officials have not confirmed this yet. They found messages on Rosmita’s phone showing frustration about her exam performance and career prospects. Nevertheless, the police await the official autopsy results to determine the exact cause.
Meanwhile, authorities are questioning Rosmita’s two male companions to clarify the events leading up to her disappearance. They are also reviewing digital data like call logs and CCTV footage to reconstruct her final moments.
Family Reacts to Rosmita’s Death
Rosmita’s family, based in Dima Hasao district of Assam, expressed profound grief and shock over the news. Her mother shared that Rosmita had traveled alone to Delhi but hadn’t informed them about her trip to Rishikesh. The family hopes for a thorough investigation to bring clarity to the tragic event.
Student Groups Demand Answers Over Assam Civil Aspirant Death
The All Dimasa Students’ Union (ADSU) demanded a transparent inquiry. They urged authorities to hold anyone responsible accountable. ADSU district president Uttam Langthasa emphasized that the community mourns this loss deeply and expects justice.
Assam Civil Aspirant Death Highlights Mental Health Crisis
This unfortunate incident draws attention to the intense mental pressures faced by civil services aspirants across India. Many candidates experience stress, anxiety, and depression during long preparation periods. The competition to secure government jobs is fierce, and emotional support remains scarce.
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Authorities and Community Rally for Transparency
Police officials continue to investigate while assuring the public of a transparent process. Meanwhile, the Assam community and educational institutions have expressed solidarity with Rosmita’s family. Vigils and awareness campaigns have started to promote mental health among students preparing for competitive exams.
The death of Rosmita Hojai is a heartbreaking reminder of the urgent need to support young exam candidates emotionally and mentally. Families, educators, and policymakers must collaborate to build safer and healthier environments for aspirants.
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