Toronto, Canada – A woman diagnosed with schizophrenia who was convicted of fatally stabbing a newlywed inside a Toronto drugstore has been granted an absolute discharge and released from supervision, more than a decade after the violent attack.

Rohinie Bisesar was approved for release by the Ontario Review Board on June 3. The board determined she no longer poses a threat to public safety, citing her commitment to treatment and recovery efforts.

According to the board’s decision, Bisesar “put in every possible effort to get better.” The panel acknowledged her progress and wished her well in the next chapter of her life.

The ruling has sparked significant public concern and renewed debate over how the justice system handles cases involving severe mental illness and violent crimes. The original incident, in which Bisesar viciously attacked the victim in a random rampage, shocked the city and left a young family devastated.

The Ontario Review Board’s decision means Bisesar is no longer subject to any conditions or oversight related to the case.

This development has drawn widespread attention, with many questioning the balance between rehabilitation, public safety, and justice for victims.