Mohan tells everyone that he sent a sample of the blood found in Gungun’s room for testing, and plans to do the same with this new sample. Ajeet asks what kind of test it is, and Radha explains that it’s a blood test because Yug’s blood type is very rare. Mohan hopes this will prove that Yug hasn’t returned to the house. Radha then mentions that according to their beliefs, if the last rites aren’t performed, a soul can remain restless. She suggests that since they have Yug’s remains, they should complete the ritual, and Mohan agrees.
Punam picks up a portrait of Yug from a shelf but gets worried when she hears someone walking around. She steps outside to check and sees someone entering the house. She calls out Yug’s name, and Garv enters. He reassures his mother, telling her that Yug is on the run and the police are looking for him. Punam, however, feels that Yug is near. She goes to the front door, and while standing there, she senses someone behind her. It’s Yug, staring at her with blood still on his face, and Punam becomes anxious.
Radhika suggests to Mohan that they should complete the last rites first before sending the blood sample to the lab. Just then, they open the door to find Vikram Singh standing there with the police. Punam comes out from behind them. Mohan asks why Vikram Singh is there. Vikram responds that as an educated and respected man, Mohan should know how to treat guests. Ajeet retorts that those who come often aren’t guests. Vikram Singh then hints that he might become family. Mohan demands to know why Vikram Singh is really there. Vikram accuses Mohan of hiding a secret, claiming that Mohan chased Yug to a building, fought with him, shot him, and then threw him off the building. Punam starts crying, and Vikram Singh further accuses Mohan of burying Yug at the site and later hiding his remains in the house before burning them. Mohan insists this is nonsense, but Vikram claims he has an eyewitness.
Punam blames Mohan for taking her son from her, demanding to know why he killed Yug. Vikram Singh tells Mohan that Punam’s statement alone could send him to jail and bring great shame, so he should confess. Mohan considers the impact on his family and is about to explain when Meera steps in, questioning the basis for these accusations. Meera challenges Punam, asking why she stayed quiet if she knew the truth and kept asking the police to search for Yug. Punam responds that it’s true because Yug’s spirit told her so. She explains that she saw Yug’s ghost, who told her that the blood on him would never stop, and that Mohan was the one who killed him. Vikram Singh dismisses Punam’s claims about seeing a ghost.
Punam then accuses Radha of hiding something. Vikram Singh demands to know what it is, but Radha hesitates. As Vikram Singh approaches, Mohan warns him not to touch his wife. Vikram Singh insists he just wants to see what Radha is hiding. He orders a constable, Sheela, to search Radha. As Sheela tries to take a pot from Radha, Kadambari suddenly grabs it and runs. Vikram Singh, Punam, and the police chase her. Kadambari locks herself in the bathroom, unsure of what to do. Seeing the toilet, she decides to flush Yug’s remains. Vikram Singh demands that she open the door, warning that she could be arrested. After they hear the flush, Kadambari calmly exits the bathroom. Vikram Singh asks for the pot, and she hands it to him. He finds some remains in the pot and asks whose ashes they are. Kadambari stays silent, while Radha looks worried.
