Unanswered Questions and Growing Outrage: The Mysterious Death of Manisha and the College Cover-Up in Haryana

The funeral of Bhiwani’s daughter, Manisha, has taken place, and it seems the government has finally breathed a sigh of relief. But for those fighting for justice for Manisha, a troubling question lingers: why is there complete silence about the college she attended?

The secrecy surrounding this college has raised more suspicion than answers. Reports claim that entry to the college is strictly prohibited, and the CCTV cameras have not been functioning since July 30th. Why do CCTV cameras always seem to stop working right before a tragedy? Nearby shops reportedly have footage of Manisha, but the college administration has issued no statement. There are allegations that the police are trying to frame the case as a suicide, but those close to Manisha believe something much worse happened.

The location of Manisha’s body only deepens the mystery. She was found in a field about 500 meters from the Ideal Nursing College, where she had gone for admission. The field’s crops were tall enough to conceal her body, and her face had been mutilated. Some even claim parts of her body were missing, though the police have not clarified this.

There are countless questions:

Why would a young woman, collecting money for her studies, choose death?
If she went to the college for admission, where is the CCTV footage?
If animals mutilated her face, why were there no tracks?
Why is the college not being investigated?
Why did the police only produce a suicide note after five days?
Why have the college’s CCTV cameras been broken for months without repair?
If Manisha had truly committed suicide, why did she walk all the way to the college first?

The police seem unwilling to answer, and the media has gone silent. Social media is abuzz with speculation and anger. Even a local Congress MLA has raised doubts, questioning everything from the authenticity of the suicide note to the unusual speed of the forensic handwriting report. “How could the handwriting report be ready the same day the note appeared?” he asks, pointing out that such reports usually take weeks or months.

He and others believe the government is trying to turn a murder into a suicide case. The MLA demands a swift and transparent CBI investigation, warning that justice must be served to deter future crimes against women. He also highlights threats received from political rivals and the criminal backgrounds of some local leaders, suggesting a deeper rot in the system.

As the crowd chants for justice and accountability, the case remains shrouded in mystery. The silence of the authorities only fuels suspicion that the truth is being buried along with Manisha. The people of Haryana, and indeed the nation, wait anxiously for answers and justice for a daughter whose voice has been silenced—but whose story refuses to die.