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Time of India
3 hours ago
- Time of India
To win back his wife, Rajasthan man kills 5-year-old nephew on tantrik's advice for black magic ritual
A shocking incident has come to light from Sarai village under Mundawar police station in Rajasthan's Khairthal district, where a five-year-old boy was allegedly killed by his own uncle as part of a sorcery ritual. Police said the accused committed the murder hoping it would help bring back his estranged wife. According to Mundawar SHO Mahavir Singh, police were alerted about a child's body discovered in a hay house in the village three days ago. The boy, identified as Lokesh, was found dead at the scene, with his uncle, Manoj, also present. 'After investigation pointed to Manoj's role, he was arrested on Monday and upon interrogation he confessed to the murder,' Singh said. Explore courses from Top Institutes in Please select course: Select a Course Category Management Data Science Finance Degree MCA Project Management Cybersecurity Product Management Leadership MBA Public Policy Others Digital Marketing Technology healthcare Artificial Intelligence Healthcare others CXO Design Thinking Data Analytics Data Science PGDM Operations Management Skills you'll gain: Duration: 10 Months IIM Kozhikode CERT-IIMK GMPBE India Starts on undefined Get Details Skills you'll gain: Duration: 11 Months IIM Kozhikode CERT-IIMK General Management Programme India Starts on undefined Get Details Skills you'll gain: Duration: 9 Months IIM Calcutta CERT-IIMC APSPM India Starts on undefined Get Details Manoj revealed during questioning that Lokesh was his wife's nephew. He said his wife had left him following a domestic dispute and refused to return to their home. In desperation, he reached out to a tantrik named Sunil Kumar. The tantrik allegedly asked for ₹12,000, a child's sacrifice, and blood for the ritual. 'To get her back, he contacted tantrik Sunil Kumar, who demanded Rs 12,000, a child's sacrifice, and the child's blood for a sorcery ritual,' the police said. On Saturday afternoon, Manoj reportedly lured Lokesh to an abandoned building under the guise of buying him sweets. There, he allegedly killed the child, extracted blood from various parts of his body using a syringe, and then concealed the body in hay before fleeing. Live Events 'The SHO said police recovered the syringe used to extract blood and arrested the sorcerer for aiding in the crime.' The investigation is ongoing. [With TOI inputs]
NDTV
5 hours ago
- NDTV
Wife Left Rajasthan Man. He Then Sacrificed Nephew In 'Blood Magic' Ritual
Alwar: A man and a self-styled 'tantrik' have been arrested in Rajasthan for the murder of a six-year-old boy, who was allegedly killed for use in an occult ritual aimed at reconciling the accused's estranged marriage. The incident occurred in Sarai Kalan village in Alwar district. The child, identified as Lokesh, was reported missing on July 19. That same evening, his body was found concealed under straw in an abandoned building. His throat had been slit. Multiple syringe marks were later discovered on the body, with police claiming that the man and the occultist extracted blood for black magic. Two days later, Lokesh's uncle, Manoj Kumar, was arrested after a police investigation revealed discrepancies in his account. Manoj eventually confessed to the crime, stating that he had murdered the child on the advice of a 'tantrik', Sunil Kumar, who was subsequently taken into custody on July 22. According to police, Manoj's wife had left their home some time ago following a domestic dispute and was residing with her family in her native village. Desperate to bring her back, Manoj reportedly sought the help of Sunil Kumar. Sunil allegedly demanded Rs 12,000 and the liver and blood of a child as offerings for a ritual designed to subdue Manoj's wife and compel her return. Manoj agreed. On the afternoon of July 19, Manoj lured his nephew Lokesh, the son of his brother-in-law Bintu, away from home on the pretext of buying him toffees. Instead, he took the boy to a deserted, half-ruined house in the village. There, police say, Manoj strangled Lokesh and attempted to drain his blood using syringes. He then concealed the body in a room filled with straw and logs, intending to extract the liver later. Lokesh's disappearance was reported that same day by his father. A search was launched immediately, and by 8 pm, the child's body was discovered hidden in the abandoned structure. Initially, Manoj had joined family members in searching for Lokesh, even visiting the site where the body was eventually found. The case was initially registered against unknown persons. As the investigation progressed, CCTV footage from the area led police to question Manoj more closely. Upon interrogation, Manoj allegedly broke down and disclosed the full sequence of events, including the involvement of Sunil. The police then arrested Sunil from his village and are now probing his role in other possible instances of occult-related crimes. A used syringe was recovered from the scene, allegedly the same one used by Manoj in an attempt to draw blood from the child's body. Forensic teams have secured additional samples and evidence from the house, which has since been sealed. Further investigation into the case is underway.
Hindustan Times
7 hours ago
- Hindustan Times
Mother's mental trauma kept fuelling youth's rage for 10 years, say Lucknow police
LUCKNOW It wasn't an overnight decision by delivery boy Sonu Kashyap, 21, to eliminate coconut vendor, Manoj Kumar, 22. His vengeance had been brewing every day over the last 10 years whenever he saw his mother's mental condition at home. The anger stemmed from an assault on his mother in 2015 by the deceased's family, when the accused was only 11 years old. A CCTV grab purportedly showing three of the accused striking Manoj near Kalyanpur. (Sourced) 'In 2015, Sonu's mother was hit with a 'kada' (bangle) by one of the male members of Manoj's family during a neighbourhood fight in Kalyanpur area of Indira Nagar, where both families lived together on rent. The alleged fight led to critical injuries on the head of Sonu's mother, after which her mental condition started deteriorating and it remains the same till date,' said Anindya Vikram Singh, ACP (Ghazipur). The grudge over the incident led to the brutal killing of Manoj Kumar on May 22. He was assaulted with iron rods and sticks near Manmeet Dairy in Kalyanpur area of Indira Nagar. Sonu Kashyap and his four friends allegedly involved in the murder were arrested on Monday, said police. 'During interrogation, Sonu told us that he was 11 years old at that time and could not do anything as the deceased's family members outnumbered his kin and he had no choice but to watch his mother being beaten and insulted,' the ACP informed. 'His mother's agony (mental condition) kept his vengeance alive,' he added. According to investigating officers, Sonu was on a lookout for someone from Manoj's family to avenge his mother's trauma. 'One day, he saw Manoj selling coconut water on a cart near Munshipulia crossing and recognised him,' said the ACP. According to police, when Sonu spotted Manoj in April, he started planning to teach him a lesson. 'He made multiple recces of the place where Manoj stationed his cart and identified the time when he would come and leave the spot,' the officer added. According to the ACP, the accused decided to take revenge on May 22 night. 'His intention was not to kill Manoj but only to physically assault him. That's why he convinced his four friends to join the plan. They chose the secluded area in Kalyanpur to execute it and brutally assaulted Manoj. Due to vendetta, the accused kept hitting Manoj, leaving him dead,' said the ACP. Sonu took the rod and struck the first blow to Manoj's head. The others joined in, assaulting him brutally before fleeing, thinking he was dead. Two more accused, Rehmat and Sachin, fled after witnessing the violence. 'The main accused Sonu Kashyap and his four accused friends - Sunny Kashyap, 20, also a delivery boy, Salman, 30, a driver, Ranjit Kumar, 21, shopping centre employee and Rehmat Ali, 25, all residents of Kalyanpur, were arrested and are lodged in jail,' said DCP (east) Shashank Singh. Anger of accused captured on cam; onlookers passive A 30-second CCTV footage has surfaced, shedding light on the brutality of Manoj's murder and the apathy of those who witnessed it. The video, dated May 19 around 9:30 pm, shows the final moments of the 22-year-old coconut seller's life as he was chased to death on a deserted stretch near Kalyanpur. In the footage, three men are purportedly seen running after Manoj. As he stumbles and falls, they catch up and begin striking him with iron rods. Two of the attackers land two to three blows before stepping back, but the third (apparently Sonu), continues to hit Manoj relentlessly. His fury appears uncontrollable until two of his friends drag him away. What's equally disturbing is the behaviour of passersby caught on the same camera. A man riding a two-wheeler can be seen moving past as the assault unfolds just a few feet away. Shortly after, another bike ferrying two men drives by, again without stopping to intervene or alert anyone. 'Childhood trauma can leave lifelong scars' 'Childhood experiences often leave lasting imprints on our subconscious psyche and play a major role in shaping an individual's personality,' said Manini Srivastava, assistant professor, department of psychology, Lucknow University, in context of the decade-old revenge murder case. She explained that the accused was unable to move past the trauma of witnessing his mother being assaulted during his early years. 'This kind of unresolved trauma can quietly build over time, especially in boys who are often emotionally attached and protective towards their mothers,' Srivastava noted. 'In this case, seeing his mother's deteriorated condition every day likely acted as a constant trigger, reinforcing his internalised pain and rage,' she added. ADVICE FOR PARENTS Psychologists warn that early exposure to violence or emotional distress— if left unaddressed — can manifest in dangerous, often unpredictable ways in adulthood. It is always advisable to talk to friends, resolve long pending issues to give them a closure. Keep communication open with your child and do not ignore aggressive behaviour in a child.
News18
11 hours ago
- Entertainment
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Manoj Bajpayee's Police Station Mein Bhoot Shoot To Begin From July 26: Report
Last Updated: Manoj will be next seen in Family Man Season 3. It is expected to bring back key original cast members, including Priyamani, Sharib Hashmi, Ashlesha Thakur, and Vedant Sinha. Ram Gopal Varma and actor Manoj Bajpayee are reuniting for a horror-comedy, titled Police Station Mein Bhoot. The film is set to go on floors on July 26, and fans of both the director and actor are buzzing with excitement about the unexpected genre shift. Mid-day has reported that Ram Gopal Varma and Manoj Bajpayee will begin shooting from July 26 in Hyderabad. They will shoot for a month. In April, the ace filmmaker announced the title along with the other details. Taking to his X handle, Ram Gopal Varma wrote, 'After SATYA, KAUN and SHOOL I am thrilled to announce, me and @BajpayeeManoj are once again teaming up for a HORROR COMEDY a genre which neither of us did I have done horror , gangster, romantic , political dramas , adventure capers, thrillers etc but never a HORROR COMEDY. The film is titled POLICE STATION MEIN BHOOT Tag line: You Can't Kill The Dead. Concept: We run to the police when scared, but where will the police run to, when they get scared? STORY IDEA After a deadly encounter killing , a POLICE STATION becomes a HAUNTED STATION making all the COPS run in FEAR to escape the GHOSTS of the GANGSTERS. With cutting-edge VFX, spine-chilling horror effects , POLICE STATION MEIN BHOOT will be a A FUN FILLED film that will TERRIFY YOU." Manoj will be next seen in Family Man Season 3. Last year, fans were thrilled when Season 3 was officially announced, along with the exciting addition of acclaimed actor Jaideep Ahlawat to the ensemble cast. Now, Manoj Bajpayee has dropped a major update about the series' release. Manoj told OTT Play, 'Nothing more than what is already out, but The Family Man Season 3 is releasing in November this year. You must have already heard in the news that there is a new addition to the show. We cast Jaideep Ahlawat two years ago, and he has done very well with Paatal Lok Season 2. To our luck, he is in Season 3 of The Family Man. This season is massive and very beautiful." However, a clear date of release is yet to be confirmed. Season 3 is expected to bring back key original cast members, including Priyamani, Sharib Hashmi, Ashlesha Thakur, and Vedant Sinha. After the massive success of Season 1, which laid the foundation for the show's cult status, Season 2 introduced Samantha Ruth Prabhu as the antagonist, earning widespread praise. With Jaideep Ahlawat set to challenge Manoj Bajpayee's Srikanth in Season 3, the stakes are higher than ever, promising another riveting chapter in the series. Disclaimer: Comments reflect users' views, not News18's. Please keep discussions respectful and constructive. Abusive, defamatory, or illegal comments will be removed. News18 may disable any comment at its discretion. By posting, you agree to our Terms of Use and Privacy Policy.
