The solidarity march was organised by Indian National Students Organisation (INSO), the youth wing of the Indian National Lok Dal, last night.
The 23-year-old woman was gang-raped and killed with her mutilated body being found in Rohtak on May 11, as the incident triggered a nation-wide outrage.
INSO leader Sanjay Jakhad led the vigil in which organisation members along with other people participated and prayed for the departed soul.
Jakhad said the incident was grim reminder of the December 16 gang-rape of New Delhi which had sent shock waves across the country.
INSO also demanded death sentence for the guilty in the gang-rape case, contending it would act as a deterrent to such crimes.
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