The victim, Neha Rathore, had recently inscribed both her and her father’s names on the blue plastic entry door of their home, embellishing it with chalk-drawn flowers. However, a few weeks later, she was found dead inside the same house, reportedly strangled by her father, Bhanu Rathore (40), and her brother, Himanshu Rathore (19).

According to police reports, the family hastily cremated her at around 5:30 a.m. on March 12, allegedly destroying all her belongings in an attempt to erase evidence. The authorities have since launched a full investigation into the case, and both suspects are now in custody.

This incident underscores the persistent issue of honour-based violence in India, where individuals—especially women—often face severe consequences for defying societal and familial expectations regarding marriage.

Authorities continue to gather evidence, and legal proceedings are underway.

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Immediate Response and Evacuation

As per standard protocol, the campuses were immediately shut down to ensure student safety. The schools promptly informed parents about the threats, advising them to keep their children at home. Students who had already boarded school buses were sent back.

A message from one of the affected schools read:
“We are closing the campus for the day to conduct a complete sweep to ensure the safety of all.”

Link to Previous Fake Threats

This latest incident comes just a day after a 15-year-old Class 9 student was taken into custody for allegedly sending fake bomb threat emails to four schools in Noida. According to police, the student used Virtual Private Network (VPN) technology to conceal his IP address and location. His motive was reportedly to avoid attending school.

Police Investigation Underway

Authorities are taking these threats seriously, considering the recent trend of fake alerts disrupting schools. Noida DCP Ram Badan Singh confirmed that four schools—Step By Step, The Heritage School, Gyanshree, and Mayoor School—received bomb threats around 12:30 AM on Wednesday. The school administration reported the threats to the police, who are now investigating the source of the emails.

Security measures have been heightened, and officials are urging vigilance to prevent further incidents.

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