A tragic incident occurred in the Shahberi area of Greater Noida, where a 23-year-old beautician named Pooja was found hanging in her rented room. Originally from South Dinajpur in West Bengal, she had moved to the area for work. The police investigation revealed that Pooja had been living alone after her friend moved out approximately 11 months ago. The emotional toll of her parents' death when she was young is believed to have contributed to her isolated living situation.

Locals became concerned when a strong odor emerged from her flat, prompting them to notify the police. Upon arrival, authorities forced entry into the room, where they discovered Pooja's lifeless body hanging. Neighbors noted that she had not been seen since Valentine’s Day, leading to a suspicion that she might have taken her life that night. The delayed discovery of her body, which had been in the room for several days, raises questions about the community's awareness and support systems for individuals facing mental health struggles.

This incident sheds light on the untold stories of mental health and the importance of community support, especially for those like Pooja, who may be grappling with personal tragedies. It highlights the need for greater awareness and preventive measures for mental health issues, particularly among young individuals living alone in urban environments.