Indian Jujutsu Athlete Rohini Kalam Found Dead at Home

Indian Jujutsu athlete Rohini Kalam, aged 35, who represented India in the Asian Games, was found dead at her residence in Dewas, Madhya Pradesh, according to local police.

Rohini, who worked as a martial arts coach at a private school in Ashta, was visiting her family for the weekend. Her younger sister Roshni told police that on Sunday morning, Rohini had breakfast, went to her room to take a phone call, locked the door, and did not respond for a long time. When the family checked, she was found hanging in her room.

She was rushed to a nearby hospital, where doctors confirmed her death.

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According to family members, Rohini had been under mental stress due to job pressure and repeated rejections of marriage proposals. They claimed she had recently been harassed by her school principal, and that she appeared upset during her final phone conversation.

Police said initial investigations suggest suicide, though forensic reports and call records are being reviewed to confirm the cause of death.

Rohini Kalam had previously won a bronze medal for India at the 8th Asian Jujutsu Championship held in Abu Dhabi.

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