On the night of April 29, 1999, at a high-profile party in Delhi’s Tamarind Court restaurant, 34-year-old model Jessica Lal was shot dead for one simple reason — she refused to serve a drink. The man who pulled the trigger was Manu Sharma, son of a powerful Congress politician. Despite eyewitnesses, confessions, and overwhelming public outrage, he walked free — exposing one of India’s most shameful failures of justice. In this video, we revisit the entire Jessica Lal case — from the shocking events of that night, the political clout that manipulated the legal system, to the brave efforts by journalists and the public that eventually forced the system to act. We cover: • How witnesses like Shayan Munshi turned hostile in court • The role of media and Tehelka’s sting operation • The ‘No One Killed Jessica’ movement that rocked the nation • How the Delhi High Court and Supreme Court finally reversed the judgment