Araria, Nalanda lynchings: Police HQ seeks report

PATNA: Taking a serious be aware of Araria and Nalanda lynching circumstances, the state police headquarters has sought studies from senior cops in both the districts at the incidents.
ADG (headquarters) Kundan Krishnan on Friday said Araria SP were requested to publish a detailed report at the lynching of a man on suspicion of farm animals robbery. He said a detailed report from DIG (central vary) on Nalanda incident was once additionally awaited.


Addressing a presser, Krishnan said the police headquarters was once tracking all such circumstances.

One Mohammad Kabul alias Sheikh Kabul (60) was once lynched through an irate mob at Simarbani beneath the Sikti police station space in Araria district on December 30 on suspicion of stealing farm animals. The police lodged an FIR on Thursday against unknown folks after a video of the lynching went viral.

“The victim was once accused in at least 16 prison circumstances in Araria and a number of other others in Nepal. His prison activities date again to 1981 when the primary chargesheet was once filed against him. On November 15 last year, a looted regular Nepalese rifle was once recovered from Kabul’s residence at Ranikatta beneath the Sikti police station space,” the ADG said.

“Araria SP was once on go away till Thursday and she or he has been directed to talk over with the spot and supervise the case,” he said.


Krishnan said Kabul and 3 others had sneaked within one Mohammad Muslim’s premises, but a number of villagers, including Muslim, had been conscious due to greater incidents of robbery within the space. “While three others controlled to flee, Kabul was once nabbed and overwhelmed to loss of life,” he said, adding the place was once just one kilometre from Nepal and Kishanganj border.


In Nalanda case, Krishnan said 4 separate FIRs had been lodged and ten folks were arrested till Friday in reference to the lynching of two individuals after RJD chief Indal Paswan’s murder at Maghra Sarai beneath the Deep Nagar police station space on Wednesday morning.


Krishnan, however, admitted that police failed to pass judgement on the placement after Indal’s murder. “Any box officer discovered weak will likely be replaced for higher law and order scenario,” he added.


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