A harrowing final video from deceased social media influencer Manjit Kaur has emerged, in which she alleges an attempt to burn her alive. The Chandigarh-based influencer died after an eight-week battle with severe burn injuries.
- Influencer Manjit Kaur alleged an attempt on her life in her final video.
- The incident involved abduction from Chandigarh and an assault in Morinda, Punjab.
- Kaur succumbed to severe burn injuries after 8 weeks of treatment.
- Police have filed cases against suspects Rinku, Shubhi, and Pinda.
The death of Chandigarh-based social media influencer Manjit Kaur has taken a chilling turn with the emergence of her final video. In the recording, allegedly captured during her intensive treatment at PGIMER, Chandigarh, the 28-year-old victim makes a desperate plea, alleging that she was targeted in a brutal attempt to be burnt alive. This video has reignited public outrage and placed immense pressure on law enforcement to solve the abduction and murder case.
According to official reports and a complaint filed by her mother, Kanta Devi, the tragedy began on July 3, when Kaur was allegedly abducted from Chandigarh’s Sector 34. Two acquaintances, identified as Shubhi and Pinda, reportedly lured her near a liquor shop before taking her to a secluded location in Morinda, Punjab. It is alleged that she was assaulted, tied to a tree, and set on fire.
Chronology of the Incident
A friend managed to intervene at the scene, using a blanket to extinguish the flames before rushing Kaur to a hospital in Morinda. She was subsequently moved to a private facility in Mohali and eventually admitted to PGIMER, where she fought for her life for nearly eight weeks. On August 26, despite medical efforts, she succumbed to her injuries. Kaur was a prominent digital figure with approximately 1.46 lakh followers on Instagram.
Why This Matters
BozokMedia analysis shows that this case highlights a disturbing trend of targeted violence and the complexities of investigating crimes involving social media personalities. The investigation, led by DSP Gurjeet Kaur, is currently examining CCTV footage and forensic evidence to establish a clear motive and sequence of events.
The brutality of this crime underscores the urgent need for heightened security and faster police response in cases of reported abduction.
The investigation has also faced scrutiny regarding police response times. The victim's family previously alleged that despite informing the Mohali Police when Kaur regained consciousness on August 5, no official statement was recorded. While the police have denied negligence, the case remains a focal point of local tension as authorities search for the accused: Rinku, Shubhi, and Pinda.
Frequently Asked Questions
1. Who are the primary accused in the Manjit Kaur case?
The Chandigarh Police have registered a case against Rinku, Shubhi, and Pinda.
2. Where was Manjit Kaur receiving treatment before her death?
She was receiving specialized treatment at PGIMER in Chandigarh.