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Time of India
15 hours ago
- Time of India
Villagers protest death of youth in Nalanda
Patna: An irate mob blocked the road near Ajanta Cinema at Ramchandrapur locality under Laheri police station area in Nalanda on Sunday, following the recovery of the body of a 22-year-old-youth. He was missing from his home since Saturday evening, and his body was recovered later in the night from Shivaji Nagar locality. The family alleged that he was killed by his friends. The youth was working in a paint company in Hyderabad and had recently returned home on May 20, police said. According to the police, the deceased was identified as Deepu Kumar alias Lala, son of Vijay Kumar Sharma, a native of Nischalganj village under Parwalpur police station area. Vijay has been selling sweets in Biharsharif for the past 30 years. Deepu's mother, Manju Devi, said he brought home a cellphone on Saturday evening, which his friends asked him to sell for Rs 5,000. "I refused to accept the phone and asked him to return it. He left but came back shortly. While I was scolding him about the phone, his friends called him outside," she said. Shortly afterward, locals found Deepu unconscious outside his house. by Taboola by Taboola Sponsored Links Sponsored Links Promoted Links Promoted Links You May Like Giao dịch CFD với công nghệ và tốc độ tốt hơn IC Markets Đăng ký Undo He was rushed to the hospital, where doctors declared him dead. Following the postmortem, family members and local residents placed the body on the road near Ajanta Cinema, burning tyres and demanding immediate arrest of Deepu's friends, whom they accused of murder. The protesters alleged that his friends deliberately intoxicated him before killing him. Laheri station house officer (SHO) Ranjit Kumar Rajak said, "Police reached the spot immediately after receiving information about the road blockade. The situation was brought under control after assuring the family of a proper investigation into the matter." He further said that while initial probe suggests a possible drug overdose, the exact cause of death would be determined after the postmortem. "The family maintains that this could be a premeditated incident and demands swift arrest and strict punishment for the culprits. The police are investigating the case from all angles, and further action will be taken based on the family's formal complaint," the SHO added.
Time of India
19-05-2025
- Time of India
Five arrested in Buxar robbery case
Buxar: Five criminals have been arrested in connection with a recent robbery case under Murar police station area of Buxar district, police said on Monday. Among the accused, one Deepu Kumar was apprehended from Rohtas. The police also recovered a country-made pistol, a live cartridge, a video camera, cash, a cellphone, and a motorcycle from his possession. Dumraon SDPO Afaque Akhtar Ansari shared details of the case during a press conference on Monday. According to him, a written complaint was lodged by Vivek Kumar, a resident of Chaugai. He was returning home after attending a tilak ceremony at Manu Tiwari's residence in Baijnathpur village on the night of May 17, when around 1am, unidentified miscreants stopped him near Sajan Chimni in Basantpur and robbed him of his videography camera, Rs 700 in cash, and a gold locket at gunpoint. Vivek informed Amit Tiwari, brother of Manu Tiwari, about the incident. Around 2.30am, Amit said that villagers managed to apprehend four of the robbers, while two others fled. During this time, a confectioner working at the ceremony was also robbed of his cellphone and Rs 500 cash. The arrested criminals were brought to Murar police station, where a case was registered. During interrogation, they revealed the names of two absconding suspects. Acting on the directive of Buxar SP Shubham Arya, a special team led by SDPO Ansari was formed to track down the remaining accused and recover weapons. The arrested criminals were identified as Anish Kumar alias Raj, a resident of Kesath village under Navanagar police station in Buxar; Ravi Kumar, a resident of Kataria under Agiaon Bazar police station in Bhojpur district; Ranjit Sahara, a resident of Goshaldih and Ravi Kumar, a resident of Amirta, under Suryapura police station in Rohtas district. Besides, Deepu Kumar, a resident of Usri under Dawath police station in Rohtas district.
