Bihar ke Kaimur mein 2 logon ki hatya, jisme ek child bhi shamil. Headless bodies ke 18 tukde kar nadi mein pheke gaye. SP ne bataya ki yeh premeditated crime tha.
Incident Location
Kaimur, Bihar
Total Killed
2 log (including ek child)
Body Condition
Headless, 18 pieces mein chopped
Body Disposal
Nadi mein dump kiya gaya
Crime Nature
Premeditated crime (pehle se plan kiya gaya)
Police Statement
Kaimur SP Shukla ne bataya ki bodies ko dismember karne ka tareeqa clear karta hai ki yeh premeditated tha
Bihar ke Kaimur district mein ek horrifying crime saamne aaya hai. Yahan 2 logon ki hatya hui hai, jisme ek child bhi shamil hai. Headless bodies ke 18 tukde kar ke nadi mein phek diye gaye.
Kya Hua Tha Bihar Ke Kaimur Mein?
NDTV ke mutabiq, Kaimur SP Shukla ne bataya ki bodies ko dismember karne ka tareeqa clear karta hai ki yeh premeditated crime tha. Yani yeh hatya pehle se plan ki gayi thi. Bodies ke 18 tukde kar ke nadi mein dump kar diye gaye.
Police Ki Investigation Mein Kya Aaya?
Kaimur SP Shukla ne kaha ki bodies ko jis tarah se dismember kiya gaya aur dump kiya gaya, usse saaf hai ki yeh ek planned crime tha. Police ab is case ki investigation kar rahi hai. Abhi tak kisi bhi suspect ko arrest nahi kiya gaya hai.
Hamaari Baat: Yeh Crime Kyun Hai Khaas?
Yeh incident Bihar mein crime ke badhte huye level ko dikhata hai. Ek child ki hatya aur body ke 18 tukde kar ke nadi mein dump karna — yeh kisi aam crime se bahut alag hai. Hamari nazar mein, police ko is case mein jald se jald action lena chahiye. Aise crimes ko rokne ke liye strict policing aur community awareness dono zaroori hain. Public ko bhi chahiye ki woh kisi bhi suspicious activity ki report karein.
Sources & References
- NDTV Report — NDTV
Written by
Rajendra Singh
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