CNN Central News & Network–ITDC India Epress/ITDC News Bhopal: The chilling Meerut murder case involving accused duo Muskan and Sahil continues to grip public attention. New revelations about how the two spent their initial six days in jail have come to light — painting a disturbing picture of psychological turmoil and withdrawal symptoms behind bars.
Muskan, who allegedly played a direct role in the brutal killing, reportedly kept her face hidden during interactions, avoiding all eye contact and remaining unresponsive during police questioning. Jail authorities revealed she barely ate and seemed visibly shaken, spending most of her time in a corner of her cell, covering her face with a dupatta. Her silence, authorities claim, is either rooted in fear or regret — or perhaps both.
Sahil, on the other hand, showed clear signs of drug withdrawal. Sources inside the jail confirmed he was agitated, physically restless, and frequently demanded medication. He exhibited classic symptoms of withdrawal — including sweating, anxiety, and lack of sleep. Jail doctors were called in to monitor his condition, and he was provided minimal medical assistance under supervision.
These six days offer a grim look into the mental state of the accused, who remain in judicial custody as the investigation deepens. The murder — which shocked Meerut and triggered public outrage — continues to unravel layers of motive, manipulation, and alleged betrayal.
As legal proceedings inch forward, authorities are closely monitoring the behavior of both accused. The jail narrative adds a raw, human dimension to an otherwise horrific crime, showing how consequences manifest even before a formal sentence is passed.
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