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Jharkhand: Tribal Activist Nisha Bhagat's Last Rites to Be Held in Gumla, BJP Demands CBI Probe

Her family and the BJP are pressing for a Central Bureau of Investigation probe after her death triggered anger among tribal communities.

  • On Saturday, tribal activist Nisha Kumari Bhagat will be cremated in her ancestral village Uru, Gumla, following her alleged suicide in Ranchi, triggering significant anger among local tribal communities.
  • Before her death on Friday, Bhagat recorded a nearly 11-minute Facebook Live video alleging the Hemant Soren-led State Government and land brokers harassed her, claiming speaking out put lives at risk.
  • Ranchi Rural SP Gaurav Goswami reported an unnatural death case was registered without a suicide note recovered; Handu Bhagat demanded a CBI inquiry, alleging "high-profile people" are involved in his daughter's death.
  • The opposition BJP demanded a CBI inquiry and the Chief Minister's resignation, while Liberation, an ally of the ruling Government, also called for a fair investigation into the incident.
  • Devendra Lal Oraon, a local tribal leader in Gumla, stated community members planned a symbolic protest Saturday before the last rites, with opposition leaders expected to visit and pay respects.
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A protest was held at Tower Chowk on Saturday demanding a CBI inquiry and justice into the death of Nisha Bhagat, a daughter of the tribal community in Gumla. Participants demanded an impartial investigation into the case. Nisha Bhagat's funeral procession followed the protest. Nisha Bhagat's father, activist Handu Bhagat, questioned the government's system and demanded an impartial CBI investigation into the entire case. She was fearless and br…

·Bhopal, India
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Ommcom News broke the news in Bhubaneswar, India on Friday, November 6, 2026.
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