TIPRA Chief Pradyot Manikya to write to Haryana CM over suspicious deaths of Dimapur duo 

AGARTALA: In a bid to speed up the probe into the suspicious death of Rosy and Samuel Sangma  in Gurgaon, TIPRA Chief Pradyot Manikya said that he will write to the Chief Minister of Haryana.

He said that the incident needs to be addressed at the earliest.

Assuring the Garo community of Nagaland of his support in the case, the Royal Scion said that he considers the Garo people as a part of their Tiprasa culture.

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"I assure all my my Garo ppl that i will be speaking and writing to HM and Chief minister of Haryana. We consider our Garo ppl as a part of our indigenous Tiprasa culture", he said taking to Twitter.

The incident has created a outrage among people which took place few days back and many are demanding proper investigation into the incident and justice for the duo.

Reportedly Rosy Sangma  was taken to the hospital due to some health issues where she succumbed to it. Her kin Samuel Sangma, who was attending her sensed medical negligence and registered a complaint into the event leading to her death.

However the very next day Samuel Sangma was found hanging in his hotel room which brewed suspicion of foul play.

According to reports, Rosy Sangma had passed away in a Gurugram-based hospital after she was suspiciously fed ‘ice cream’ by the medical staff. Samuel suspected that his aunt had died due to medical negligence. While trying to film the hospital staff’s suspicious actions, Samuel was assaulted.

Samuel later went on Facebook Live to recount his ordeal. He was discovered dead a day later, allegedly hanging himself from the ceiling in the hotel at Gurugram, where he was staying.

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