Big Revelations in Manisha’s Second Post-Mortem Report, 8 Unanswered Questions in Bhiwani Teacher Death Case

Dhani Lakshman village in Haryana’s Bhiwani district is getting more complicated with every passing day. The second post-mortem report has now been released, which clearly states that Manisha committed suicide. However, her family refuses to accept this and has even declined to perform her last rites.

What Did the Second Post-Mortem Report Reveal?

The second post-mortem and FSL (Forensic Science Lab) reports from Rohtak PGI revealed that Manisha died due to consumption of poison. Police investigation also found that she had purchased the poison from a fertilizer-seed shop.

• The report confirmed that her body was partially eaten by animals after death, but there were no traces of chemicals on the body.
• No evidence of rape was found.
• The handwriting in the suicide note matched with Manisha’s own writing.

IG Rohtak Range, Y. Poorn Kumar, informed during a media briefing that the suicide note was recovered on the first day itself, but it was made public later after technical examination.

Questions Raised by Family and Villagers

Despite these findings by police and the medical team, Manisha’s family and villagers have refused to accept the suicide theory. They have raised several questions that remain unanswered.

8 Unanswered Questions in Manisha’s Death Case

1. Why did Manisha go 7 km away from her house and 1.5 km away from her school near a canal to commit suicide?
2. If animals had eaten the body, why was only the face eaten and not the rest of the body?
3. Why did Manisha commit suicide? What was the real reason behind it?
4. Who is responsible for her death? What pressures, situations, or people forced her to take this step?
5. Why was the suicide note made public so late if the police had already recovered it?
6. Will there be any legal or administrative action against the leaders who gave statements against the police and administration during the protests?
7. The case was given a political angle. Will those who accused the police-administration falsely be held accountable?
8. What will happen to the suspended police officials and personnel if their direct responsibility is not proven?

How Did the Case Begin?

On 11th August 2025, Manisha suddenly went missing. Two days later, on 13th August, her body was found near a canal. Allegations of negligence were leveled against the police, while her family suspected murder. With the matter escalating, Chief Minister Nayab Saini transferred the SP and suspended five policemen.

Her family and villagers began a protest and refused to cremate the body. On the sixth day, the police showed the viscera report, which clarified that it was a case of suicide and not murder. After this, the family initially agreed for the cremation, but the next morning her father Sanjay again refused.

Tension in the Village and Heavy Police Deployment

Currently, tension prevails in Dhani Lakshman village. Heavy police force has been deployed to prevent any untoward incident. The family and villagers still insist it is a case of murder and are demanding justice.

Conclusion

While the police and medical reports clearly point towards suicide, the family’s questions remain unanswered. Until those questions are addressed, the mystery surrounding Manisha’s death will continue.