The Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI) might have concluded that 17-year-old Asiya Jan and 22-year-old Neelofar Jan in the infamous Shopian murder-rape case were killed due to drowning; the e-ghost of Asiya --- which continues to live in the virtual world of the Facebook --- still haunts netizens with 'her' own theory and status updates.
Immediately, after Kashmir was on the boil over the alleged murder and rape of two Shopian women, unknown netizen created an account on the Facebook, a social networking website, with Asiya's and Neelofar's pictures.
The profile goes as: "I am Asiya Jan. My age was 17 years when I was raped and Murdered by Indian Army in Kashmir. I was 11th class medical student. I hail from Shopian district of Kashmir, India. My dream was to become medical doctor to serve the mankind."
The profile has witnessed a significant response with more than 166 on her friendship list, including separatists like Nayeem Ahmad Khan from moderate All Parties Hurriyat Conference (APHC) and well-known journalists, even from across the Line of Control. There is a significant number of Hindus as her friends.
Asiya's webpage has on it a report titled 'Shopian: A case of institutional denial' which has been pasted on Sunday. The last status update by e-ghost of Asiya was posted on September 29 which said: "Our soles and bodies will never decay. This garanty (read guarantee) is given by Allaha (read Allah) in Quran for Shaheeds (martyrs).
{{/usCountry}}Asiya's webpage has on it a report titled 'Shopian: A case of institutional denial' which has been pasted on Sunday. The last status update by e-ghost of Asiya was posted on September 29 which said: "Our soles and bodies will never decay. This garanty (read guarantee) is given by Allaha (read Allah) in Quran for Shaheeds (martyrs).
{{/usCountry}}The netizen has been closely following the events of the case. On the exhumation of the bodies, she said: "The bodies of the Aasiya, 17, and her sister in law, Neelofar, 22, which were exhumed on Monday (in September) exactly after four months, had no signs of any decay or decomposition, experts present on the spot told Greater Kashmir."
The status sees reponses from netizens. Zulkifla Absar <http://www.facebook.com/zulkifla?ref=mf>, a friend of Asiya, wrote on her wall: "Ya Allah!!!! May the souls of Asiya and Neelofer rest in peace! May all these probes and exhumation come to an end and yield results! very soon. aameen."