Manisha Chauhan, a 22-year-old Noida's Sadarpur area resident, was known for her indomitable spirit and perseverance. Her father passed away in 2011, leaving her family with valuable property worth crores. After her father's untimely demise, Manisha's world changed drastically, and with it, her family dynamics. Manisha's brother, Vivek, harbored intentions of selling the family property, but she strongly opposed the idea. Despite the absence of family support, she excelled in her career at a private tech firm in Sector 57, Noida. Having lost her father at a tender age, she navigated life's challenges with unwavering determination, working tirelessly to secure her own future.

Her friends describe her as a kind-hearted individual who cherished her father's memory. She shared her ups and downs with her friends and faced the harsh reality of being mistreated by her family after her. father's demise.

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The tragic events leading to Manisha's untimely death unfolded within the confines of her own home. The root of the tragedy lay in a property dispute. Manisha's brother and his wife were determined to sell the family property, in which she had an equal share. However, Manisha's signature was necessary for the transaction, and she refused to provide it. Shikha, her sister-in-law, was allegedly abusive and often made false allegations against her. In a desperate attempt to cover up her own infidelity, Shikha accused Manisha of having an affair.

Manisha's family consisted of her mother, brother, and sister-in-law, and they relentlessly pressured her to sign the property papers. They subjected her to physical abuse and even denied her basic necessities like proper food. Manisha's friends recall her enduring hunger with a caring smile on her face as she continued to confide in them.

The heinous crime that robbed Manisha of her life represents the darkest side of human greed. On the fateful night of November 1, Manisha left her workplace around 8 p.m. using Rapido and reached home by 8:45 p.m. She made a phone call to a friend at 10:35 p.m., but her call went unanswered. When she attempted to call back, her phone was switched off. The following day, she failed to show up for work, prompting her concerned friends to visit her home.

Her family claimed that she left for work at 8 a.m., but what raised suspicions was their failure to report her absence or file a missing person report. Three days later, on November 4, the police confirmed that the half-burned body found in Baghpat was indeed Manisha's. During the investigation, her brother and sister-in-law confessed to the gruesome murder that took place on November 1, with the intention of gaining sole ownership of the property.

The tragic story of Manisha Chauhan is a grim reminder of the depths to which human greed and betrayal can descend. Manisha's life was cut short, not by external forces, but by the very people who were supposed to protect and care for her. It raises the poignant question: Is money more important than the life of your own family?

How could her own family do such terrible things to her? While friends who weren't her blood relatives are asking for justice, the people she loved and trusted turned out to be the ones who hurt her the most. This isn't just about a fight over property. It's a painful reminder that sometimes, even family can do the worst things.

In the midst of this heart-wrenching tragedy, the call for justice rings loud and clear. Manisha deserves justice; her story should be a stark reminder of the consequences of prioritizing material gain over human life. We demand justice for Manisha.

We must not allow Manisha Chauhan's story to be relegated to the annals of another forgotten tragedy.