Youth kills girlfriend's father in Saran village
Chhapra: Boyfriend of a girl allegedly stabbed her father to death at Khas Patti village under Amnour PS area in Saran district late on Friday night.
Family members of the girl caught the accused, thrashed him, and later handed him over to the police.
The girl also sustained minor injuries.
The deceased has been identified as Moti Lal Mahto (50), son of Suraj Mahto. Police arrested the accused, Ram Babu Kumar (22), of the same village and the girl Anita Kumari (19).
According to the villagers, the father of the girl noticed some noise coming out of the girl's room. When he entered her room and tried to catch Ram Babu, he allegedly attacked him with a knife causing his instant death.
Police sent the body for postmortem at Chhapra and started a probe into the case.
SHO of Amnour PS, Kundan Kumar, said an FIR has been lodged on the statement of elder son of the deceased Vikas Kumar against the accused Ram Babu, son of one Nathuni Mahto and Anita.
Deceased's elder brother Ramji Mahto said that the matter could be connected to a love affair between the boy and her niece.
Chhapra: Boyfriend of a girl allegedly stabbed her father to death at Khas Patti village under Amnour PS area in Saran district late on Friday night.
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Family members of the girl caught the accused, thrashed him, and later handed him over to the police. The girl also sustained minor injuries.
The deceased has been identified as Moti Lal Mahto (50), son of Suraj Mahto. Police arrested the accused, Ram Babu Kumar (22), of the same village and the girl Anita Kumari (19).
According to the villagers, the father of the girl noticed some noise coming out of the girl's room. When he entered her room and tried to catch Ram Babu, he allegedly attacked him with a knife causing his instant death.
Police sent the body for postmortem at Chhapra and started a probe into the case.
SHO of Amnour PS, Kundan Kumar, said an FIR has been lodged on the statement of elder son of the deceased Vikas Kumar against the accused Ram Babu, son of one Nathuni Mahto and Anita.
Deceased's elder brother Ramji Mahto said that the matter could be connected to a love affair between the boy and her niece.
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