Meghalaya Governor seeks probe into Gurugram deaths

Shillong: Meghalaya Governor, Satya Pal Malik on Sunday sought an investigation into the deaths of two youth from the North East under suspicious circumstances at Gurugram in the National Capital Region recently.
Rosy Sangma died at Alfaa Hospital in Gurugram on June 24, after the medical staff of the hospital allegedly fed her ice cream while she was in the ICU.
While her cousin brother – Samuel Sangma was also later found dead, allegedly hanging himself from the ceiling in the hotel at Gurugram, where he was staying.
The mysterious twin deaths of a Garo air hostess at a private hospital in Gurugram and her young nephew in quick succession have created outrage in the state.
“Governor Malik has taken cognizance of media reports and outrage over the unnatural deaths of both the individuals of North East and has taken note of the petition addressed to him on the matter,” a communiqué issued by the Raj Bhawan, Shillong noted.
The communique stated that Governor Malik has already taking up the matter with Union Home Minister Amit Shah through a letter.
Malik, who is travelling to New Delhi on Sunday assured that he would take up the matter with the concerned authorities for a free, fair and expeditious investigation into the matter and to ensure justice for the two deceased.