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According to police sources, a complaint against the teacher has already been filed. However, the father of the Muslim student said that he does not want any investigation on this matter. He does not want his son as a student of the school.

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Debjit Mukherjee: A Muslim man and his wife have been beaten to death in Uttar Pradesh’s Sitapur.

The murder was allegedly a result of an affair between the victim’s son and the daughter of one of the accused, the police has said.

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The body of the deceased will be handed over to her family after post-mortem.

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His friend, Sachin Patel, was also stabbed when he tried to save him. They were taken to a private hospital, where Rajput was declared dead, in contrast, Patel is in critical condition.

According to the Itarsi police station in-charge RS Chauhan, the main accused in the murder is 27 years old Ranu alias Rahul. The victim and his friend were standing in the main market area near a tea shop when three men on motorcycles approached them, leading to a fight.

During the altercation, one of them suddenly pulled out a knife and stabbed Rajput repeatedly. All three accused- Rahul Rajput, Ankit Bhat, and Ishu Malviya were arrested and produced in court.

The house of one of the accused Ankit Bhat was demolished in the presence of Sub-Divisional Magistrate Madan Raghuvanshi, Sub-Divisional Police Officer Mahendra Chauhan, and other officials citing encroachment. Sources say that the houses of the other two accused will also be demolished.

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Jagdish Chandra (39), a Dalit political activist from Panuadhokhan village, was found dead in a car in Bhikiasain town on Friday, Salt sub-division tehsildar Nisha Rani said.

His body bore 25 wounds, she said, adding it appears he was killed using blunt objects like batons.

Chandra’s wife’s mother, her step-father and her step-brother were caught while taking his body in the car to dispose of it, Rani said, adding they were immediately placed under arrest.

The couple had got married on August 21 and Chandra was allegedly abducted by his in-laws on Thursday from Shilapani Bridge, Rani said.

Chandra had unsuccessfully contested bypoll to the Salt assembly seat in 2021 as an Uttarakhand Parivartan Party candidate. He had also contested the state assembly polls held in February this year but lost.

On August 27, the couple wrote to the administration seeking security, citing a threat to their lives, Uttarakhand Parivartan Party leader PC Tiwari said.

He said had the administration acted on the couple’s complaint, Chandra could have been saved.

Calling the murder a matter of shame for Uttarakhand, he demanded a compensation of Rs 1 crore for the victim’s wife.

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It is learned that the couple was returning home. At that time, the couple fell into their hands. Ten people chased them on the bike. Husband and wife were dragged to the mango orchard by the side of the road. They tied the man to a tree there. Then four of them allegedly raped the woman in front of him. The other six stood there and ‘enjoyed’ the scene. After the gang-rape, they fled after threatening to kill the couple. Then the woman rescued her husband by untying the rope and somehow returned to the village. The couple approached the police last Wednesday. After the complaint was lodged, the woman was sent for medical examination. After that, the police arrested 10 people. They are being interrogated.

Police said that the ten accused were returning from a wedding. They were all drunk. Four of them have been charged with gang rape. The other six stood and watched the incident.

Such incidents in Yogi Rajya again raised questions about the safety of women.

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The victims alleged that the accused made derogatory remarks about their religion and snatched their phones, said the police. One of the victims also alleged that the accused forcibly put a white powdery substance in his mouth.

According to the police, the alleged incident took place around 9.15 pm when the two men were standing near Ramada Hotel in Sector 45. The police said one of the men is a native of Deoband in Uttar Pradesh and had gone to the area to collect donations for a trust run by a madrasa.

In the FIR, Rehman said that an unidentified man arrived there in a white car and started questioning them. “He asked us why we were standing there. Azam informed him that we were on our way to Chakkarpur village. The accused then called an accomplice and both started beating us. They snatched our mobile phones and my motorcycle” alleged Rehman.

“One of the accused brought a white powder-like substance from the car and forcibly put it in Azam’s mouth” he alleged in the complaint.

The police said the victims suffered bruises on their knees.

Aman Yadav, assistant commissioner of police, Sadar, said: “We are verifying the allegations and the sequence of events. The victims alleged that the accused used derogatory remarks on their faith, assaulted them and snatched their phones. The motorcycle was found parked near the spot”.

An FIR was registered against the unidentified accused under Sections 323 (voluntarily causing hurt), 379 B (snatching), 295 A (deliberate and malicious acts intended to outrage religious feelings of any class by insulting its religion or religious beliefs) and 34 (common intention) of the Indian Penal Code (IPC) at the Sector 40 police station, said the police.

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Pushpa’s body was found in an abandoned house in Khandkwala village on Wednesday, they said.

Her husband Kunwarpal alleged the victim was taken to the house in an auto-rickshaw by the accused and left there after killing her, police said.

A case was registered against accused Ameer Alam and three women on a complaint filed by Pushpa’s husband, station house officer K P Singh said.

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Jitendra Kumar, a jatav by caste, had dreamt of using his right hand for eradicating his poverty by securing higher education. His wishes are now shattered. Kumar alleged he was at his home at 3 pm on January 21, 2020, when his fellow villager Satya Prakash Mishra came and asked to accompany him to the nearby flour mill. He refused, saying he had some other work to do.

The refusal enraged Mishra to the extent that he allegedly hurled casteist slurs and threatened him to face dire consequences. Following a heated verbal exchange, the minor was “forcibly” made to sit on the accused’s bike to go to the mill.

As the duo reached the mill with a wheat sack for grinding, the victim was allegedly thrashed, shoved and pushed. Kumar, in the process, lost balance and fell on a machine, which crushed his right hand.

When he began bleeding profusely, the accused took him to a hospital, which referred the victim to a multi-speciality hospital in Kanpur. The doctors there had to amputate his right arm to prevent the infection from spreading further.

The victim’s father, Vivek Kumar, said that the accused told him that he would bear the treatment, and pressurised him to not pursue the matter legally. “He also promised to give compensation if I don’t file a police complaint. But I refused,” he alleged.

The next day, he said, the accused, accompanied by others, came to the hospital and asked him to sign a paper, following which the victim would get some money.

“Since I am illiterate, I could not read what was exactly written on the paper. I contended and signed the document, which later turned out to be a ‘sulah nama’ (a compromise between accused and victim) – declaring that my son accidentally fell on the machine that resulted in crushing his hand” he described.

Even after signing the paper, as his father said, the victims did not get a single penny either for treatment or as compensation.

Cops took nine months to register a First Information Report (FIR)

The police took whole nine months to register an FIR under IPC sections 326 (voluntarily causing grievous hurt by dangerous weapons or means), 504 (insult intended to provoke breach of peace), 506 (criminal intimidation) and sections 3(1)(d), 3(1)(DHA) and 3(2)(V) of the SC/ST Act.

The incident took place on January 21, 2020, but the FIR was registered on September 24, 2020; and that too was on the court’s intervention.

After the victim met all senior police officials with the request to register a case against the accused to no avail, he approached a designated SC/ST court, praying it to direct police officials to lodge an FIR based on his complaint.

“The court found merit in our arguments and directed the police to lodge a case under appropriate sections” said his lawyer Mahendra Sahu.

The police, as per the FIR, said they got the victim’s complaint on September 24, 2020, based on which the FIR was filed.

Contrary to what the police said, the victim’s father claimed he had filed the complaint soon after the incident. “The police kept shielding the accused. No one was ever arrested. Even today, they are protecting the perpetrators” alleged Vivek.

A chargesheet has been filed in the matter through which the accused appear to have been given a clean chit.

“The police in their final report has stated that both Jitendra (victim) willingly went to the mill with Mishra (the victim). The former lost his balance and therefore, he accidentally fell on the machine. As a result, his right arm was badly injured and amputated later. The allegation of casteist slurs and physical assault were found to be untrue” said the lawyer.

The victim, his lawyer, and those helping them in the case alleged the accused had taken the signature on a stamp paper to prove his ‘innocence’.

“To make the victim’s complaint null and void, the accused submitted the paper to the police along with statements of few people who testified his innocence. Interestingly, those who have reportedly testified as witnesses have been manufactured. Their Adhaar cards were taken for some other works and used in this case” alleged Mobina Khan, an activist associated with Vidya Dham Samiti who is helping the victim in the legal battle.

Raja Bhiaiya of Vidya Dham Samiti said that such atrocities in Bundelkhand are a widespread affair; members of the dalit community are forced to work in feudal people who belong to mainly upper caste. If they refuse to work, their ‘hukka pani’ will be stopped; they will also be not allowed to defecate in their fields. “We can sense how rotten our society is. Despite losing one of his hands, Jitendra and his family are struggling to get an FIR registered”.

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According to the police, the journalist who was on a motorbike overtook the car in which three persons were seated. Enraged by this, the three men allegedly thrashed the journalist.

“The victim, a resident of Chilkana and a reporter, was coming towards Saharanpur on his motorcycle and overtook an Alto Car in which three persons were seated. There was a fight over overtaking. The victim was thrashed by the three men, causing serious injury” said Saharanpur Superintendent of Police (SP) Rajesh Kumar.

“The victim was taken to the nearby hospital where he succumbed to his injuries. The occupants of the car fled from the spot. We have arrested two accused, further legal action is being ensured” added the SP.

The incident took place on Wednesday evening. The victim has been identified as Sudhir Saini while the two accused held by the police have been identified as Jahangir and Farman.

A case has been registered under relevant sections of the Indian Penal Code (IPC) in the Sikri police station of Saharanpur.

Taking cognizance of the incident, Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath led Uttar Pradesh government has sought a report from the district administration and has issued instructions to take the strictest action against the accused persons, informed the Chief Minister’s Office.

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