In a tragic incident from Gogunda, two Class 11 cousins, Ravina and Bhavna, were found dead under mysterious circumstances after going missing on November 10. Discovered in a nearby field, the girls were dressed in identical black salwar suits, raising suspicions about their deaths.

The families were devastated to uncover unsettling evidence on the girls' mobile phones. They had extensive communication with a man named Shahbaz from Uttar Pradesh, including over 3,000 calls and a money transfer of ₹32,000, indicating a potentially manipulative relationship. Further investigations revealed writings in Urdu and Quranic verses in their notebooks, suggesting they were learning the language. Their social media identities had also changed to “Muskan” and “Anisa,” fueling suspicions of indoctrination.

Shahbaz has been arrested by the police, who suspect he exerted psychological control over the girls through social media. Reports indicate that this influence may have contributed to the girls' tragic decision to end their lives. The case has sparked widespread outrage and concern about the potential implications of manipulation and brainwashing in such situations. An investigation is ongoing to uncover the full extent of the circumstances surrounding this devastating event.