SASARAM/PATNA: A rice mill proprietor and his good friend have been killed by a gang of miscreants who tied their fingers and toes with a rope and drowned them in a roadside ditch in Rohtas district overdue on Tuesday night time. The bodies of Manik Chand Sah, 45, and Gopal Sah, 40, have been discovered early on Wednesday morning.
The killing of the duo sparked off protest by family members of the victims and native citizens, who blocked the nationwide highway-30 paralysing traffic on the road for roughly three hours on Wednesday.
Rohtas superintendent of police Satyaveer Singh mentioned the incident came about around 11pm on Tuesday when the mill proprietor and his good friend had gone to their newly opened rice mill at Laheri village beneath the Parasthua police outpost on the borders of Rohtas and Buxar districts. The duo have been, in fact, coming back from a marriage ceremony at Kota village, about 30 km away, in neighbouring Kaimur district on a motorcycle.
The gang individuals, who have been loading baggage of rice and paddy on a truck, have been stunned after they noticed the duo on the mill. “Seeing them, the miscreants tied the duo’s fingers and toes with a rope and threw them right into a ditch stuffed with water. They then pushed their bike on them, resulting in their death in an instant,” mentioned the SP. The miscreants escaped with the truck. Sasaram subdivisional police officer Rajesh Kumar mentioned the criminals had stored two labourers of the rice mill hostage sooner than the arrival of its proprietor and his caretaker.
The SP mentioned Sah owned two rice mills within the house. The one at Laheri village was opened lately. “The incident got here to the fore when the 2 labourers, who have been held captive on Tuesday night time, reached the new mill handiest to find the bodies of the 2,” he added.
The road blockade was lifted after the SP promised to guide the culprits on the earliest. Parasthua station space officer (SHO) Sanjay Kumar Yadav mentioned raids have been carried out at other hideouts on the lookout for the criminals. “However, no leap forward has been made within the double murder case thus far,” he added.
The mill proprietor was a resident of Dighti village, while his good friend Gopal belonged to Sohsa village in Rohtas district, around 165 km southwest of Patna. The SHO mentioned the bodies have been handed over to their households after postmortem. “We are probing the case from other angles,” Yadav told TOI.
Deputy inspector normal (Shahabad vary) Rakesh Kumar Rathi mentioned the SP was asked to crack the double murder case on the earliest. “I'm preserving an in depth watch on the investigation.”
The killing of the duo sparked off protest by family members of the victims and native citizens, who blocked the nationwide highway-30 paralysing traffic on the road for roughly three hours on Wednesday.
Rohtas superintendent of police Satyaveer Singh mentioned the incident came about around 11pm on Tuesday when the mill proprietor and his good friend had gone to their newly opened rice mill at Laheri village beneath the Parasthua police outpost on the borders of Rohtas and Buxar districts. The duo have been, in fact, coming back from a marriage ceremony at Kota village, about 30 km away, in neighbouring Kaimur district on a motorcycle.
The gang individuals, who have been loading baggage of rice and paddy on a truck, have been stunned after they noticed the duo on the mill. “Seeing them, the miscreants tied the duo’s fingers and toes with a rope and threw them right into a ditch stuffed with water. They then pushed their bike on them, resulting in their death in an instant,” mentioned the SP. The miscreants escaped with the truck. Sasaram subdivisional police officer Rajesh Kumar mentioned the criminals had stored two labourers of the rice mill hostage sooner than the arrival of its proprietor and his caretaker.
The SP mentioned Sah owned two rice mills within the house. The one at Laheri village was opened lately. “The incident got here to the fore when the 2 labourers, who have been held captive on Tuesday night time, reached the new mill handiest to find the bodies of the 2,” he added.
The road blockade was lifted after the SP promised to guide the culprits on the earliest. Parasthua station space officer (SHO) Sanjay Kumar Yadav mentioned raids have been carried out at other hideouts on the lookout for the criminals. “However, no leap forward has been made within the double murder case thus far,” he added.
The mill proprietor was a resident of Dighti village, while his good friend Gopal belonged to Sohsa village in Rohtas district, around 165 km southwest of Patna. The SHO mentioned the bodies have been handed over to their households after postmortem. “We are probing the case from other angles,” Yadav told TOI.
Deputy inspector normal (Shahabad vary) Rakesh Kumar Rathi mentioned the SP was asked to crack the double murder case on the earliest. “I'm preserving an in depth watch on the investigation.”
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