3 months on police still clueless about Biswajit Nayak’s murder in Jajpur district Post News Network
Singhpur: Three months have elapsed since Biswajit Nayak of Sundarpur village under Binjharpur police limits in Jajpur district was murdered. However, the police are still clueless regarding the persons behind the murder.
Sabitri Nayak, mother of Biswajit alleged that the police are intentionally delaying the investigation. She said that the police are giving a chance to the miscreants to destroy evidence.
Biswajit was found dead on the roof of his uncle Bijay Nayak’s house October 17 last year. His killing happened just a day before his engagement.
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UP: 20-year-old newly married woman shot dead by father over extramarital affair
A newly-married woman was allegedly shot dead by her father in Fatehpur district of Uttar Pradesh. According to the details, the 20-year-old woman, identified as Swati was accused by her in-laws of continuing her illicit relationship with her alleged lover. The accused father of the woman, Chandra Mohan Singh was reportedly upset over the development and fired three shots at Swati from a close-range killing her on the spot.
After shooting his daughter on Saturday, Chandra Mohan, a resident of Jaisinghpur village, drove to a police station and surrendered along with the licensed double-barrel gun.
UP: Man kills married daughter for extramarital affair
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Sun, Jan 10 2021 9:42 IST |
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Fatehpur : , Jan 10 (IANS) A man allegedly shot dead his newly married daughter over alleged infidelity in Fatehpur district.
Police said the accused, Chandra Mohan Singh, was upset as the in-laws of his daughter Swati, 20, had accused her of continuing her illicit relationship with her alleged lover and had left her at his house on Thursday.
After shooting his daughter on Saturday, Chandra Mohan, a resident of Jaisinghpur village, drove to a police station and surrendered along with the licensed double-barrel gun.
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