Mother of slain trainee air-hostess writes to Mistry for justice

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Taposi Choudhary, the aggrieved mother of aspiring air hostess Moushmi Choudhary, who died mysteriously while undergoing a training session in a city hotel in May 2009, has written to Cyrus Mistry, chairman, Tata Group seeking a high-level probe.

Addressing the media in the presence of Aam Aadmi Party leaders, Choudhary said that since Mistry heads the steel company based in the city and he must intervene the incident and take action in this regard.

She went on to add that the reinvestigation by the CBI into the mysterious death of Air Hostess Academy (AHA) trainee Moushmi Choudhary has failed to provide any solace to her.

Choudhary said that her daughter who was an aspiring air hostess died while undergoing training at Air Hostess Academy, (AHA). Four years of the mishap have passed and none have been punished so far.

Moushmi was critically injured while undergoing a practical course of housekeeping at a Bistupur based hotel on May 9.  According to information while learning how to press the bed sheets in the roller press in the hotel laundry Moushmi’s tie which, she was wearing got trapped in the roller press and subsequently her neck got entangled.

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