- By Aditya Jha
- Tue, 23 Sep 2025 05:12 PM (IST)
- Source:JND
Noida News: A Noida woman, in an emotional video, sought justice after her daughter (Class 6 student) died under mysterious circumstances during the teacher's day event on September 4. Tanishka Sharma, the deceased, had collapsed during the event at the Presidential School in Noida's Sector 31. While the school authorities rushed her to a nearby private hospital, she was declared dead by the doctors. The deceased's mother has accused the school authority of negligence and sought clarity and justice in her video. However, the school authority assured that they have been cooperating in the investigation, adding that all the necessary steps were taken to save the girl.
Tripta Sharma, the deceased's mother, stated that her daughter was already dead when she arrived at the hospital after being informed about the incident. "Hello everyone, my name is Tripta Sharma. I am the mother of the late Tanishka Sharma. She used to study in Class 6B, Presidium Sector 31, Noida. On 4th September, I left her at school. It was Teacher's Day celebration," she stated in her video.
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"Around 11:30 am, I got a call from teachers that your daughter had fainted. Please come immediately, we are taking her to Kailash Hospital. When I reached the hospital, the doctors told me that my daughter was brought dead. This statement shattered my entire world," she added. She further stated that while her daughter will not come back, it was her right to know what happened to her in the last moments.
"I know, she won't come back. But it is our right to know what happened to her in her last moments. I just need justice. And I just need the truth," she asserted. Sharma filed a police complaint on September 8 after not being satisfied with the school authorities actions. "We have registered the case at Sector 20 police station, and a thorough investigation is underway on all aspects of the case," the Noida Deputy Commissioner of Police stated.