๐จASSAM: HIMASHRI BOROโS UNCLE REVEALS CHILLING DETAILS OF HER FINAL JOURNEY;
๐ Himashri Boro left Assam for Andhra Pradesh on August 13 with a dance group and decided to return home on October 5 as she had an exam on October 10.
๐ After missing her booked train, Himashri reportedly boarded another train compartment with a general ticket.
๐ Her friend Jyoti Choudhuryโs male friend Avinash, an Assam native studying in Andhra Pradesh, took Himashri to the railway station, bought her a ticket and helped her board train number 22503 while it was moving.
๐ Soon after boarding, Himashri called Jyoti at 2:39am and said some boys were harassing her and that she was not safe. She asked her friend to make arrangements for her safety.
๐ Jyoti immediately called railway helpline 139 and informed authorities that Himashri was travelling in a particular coach of train number 22503, requesting Railway Police to check on her.
๐ According to her uncle, no railway personnel checked on Himashree after the alert.
๐ The family could not contact Himashri for around 2 hours and 48 minutes, although her phone continued ringing. Suspecting that something had happened, they contacted Panbazar Police Outpost early on October 6.
๐ Panbazar Police allegedly directed the family to approach the GRP or RPF, saying the matter did not fall under its jurisdiction.
๐ The family approached the GRP, which directed them to the RPF. The RPF then began contacting railway personnel and working to obtain CCTV footage from stations along the route.
๐ When the train reached Guwahati Railway Station at around 1 PM the next day, the family checked its compartments and found two of Himashriโs bags, but Himashree was missing.
๐ Some co-passenger allegedly said Himashree was thrown from the moving train, while another passenger claimed she jumped from the train and another said she got down at a certain station.
๐ At around 5 PM, the family reportedly received information from Andhra Pradesh that Himashriโs mobile phone had been switched on. Her phone had reportedly been ringing until around 9 AM on October 6 before becoming unreachable.
๐ The family then asked police to track the mobile phoneโs location.
๐ Himashri was later found dead beside a railway track in Andhra Pradesh, with her family now seeking answers over her final movements, the reported harassment call and the conflicting accounts surrounding her disappearance.