HindustanTimes Tue,11 Mar 2014 There's no closure for them
Namita Bhandare, Hindustan Times New Delhi, February 01, 2013
First Published: 21:43 IST(1/2/2013) Last Updated: 21:50
IST(1/2/2013)  In the small room they call home, the family of
the girl known as Delhi's Braveheart is trying to come to terms
with its loss. Already there is no evidence that she lived here
only a month ago. Her books and clothes have been packed away,
although her brother points to a physiotherapy textbook that
somehow got left out. On the front cover, a name has been
scribbled in pencil on the top corner. It's a neat scrawl, as if
unwilling to take up more than its necessary space. I can only
wonder how a girl with such a big spirit could have had such a
tiny handwriting.  The father, his face a stoic mask, doesn't
want to hear the old story repeated. But the mother recounts the
events of that night of December 16, how the family began to
worry when it began to get late, how they tried her mobile but
couldn't get through, the call