Haryana Government recommends CBI probe in Manisha murder case of Bhiwani

The body of the playschool teacher was found near Singhani canal on August 13

Tribune News Service

Chandigarh, Updated At : 12:57 PM Aug 27, 2025 IST

Schoolteacher Manisha's last rites being performed in Dhani Laxman, Bhiwani. File photo

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The Haryana Government has finally sent the Manisha murder case of Bhiwani for CBI investigation.

Chief Minister Nayab Singh Saini had announced a CBI investigation into the case on August 20, following the demand from the family.

However, the CBI is yet to register the case.

Manisha, a playschool teacher, went missing from her house in Loharu on August 11. The next day, the police registered a missing complaint in this case. On August 13, her body was found near Singhani canal.

Following the demand from her family, three post-mortem examinations were conducted — first in Bhiwani, then at the PGI, Rohtak, and the third at AIIMS, Delhi.

She was finally cremated on August 21.

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