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Half a dozen case of murder and loots in Baliya

PNS

Petty dispute led to sensational murder two persons in Baliya whilestate was also rocked with about half a dozen more cases of murders,loot etc. In Balia,  Shambhu Yadav, a resident of Rajauli area of Sahatwar, was working in his fields along with his 24-year-old daughter Dimpi Yadav,  on Monday evening. One Rinku Yadav, a resident of the same locality reportedly passed some lewd remarks which led to heated exchange of words between the two parties. later when Shambhu was returning home with his daughter, Rinku, once again stopped him and asked his that he wanted to purchase his buffalo on which Shambhu reportedly abused him and went forward threatening Rinku with dire consequences if he again came in his way.

Reports further said that later in the night, Rinku along with Ramji Singh, Ajay Singh aka Guddu Singh, and Tez Bhadhur Singh, struck at Shambhu’s house and had opened indiscriminate fire in which Shambhu’s daughter Dimpi and his 55-year-cousin Sudama Yadav, were critically injured. They were taken to near-by hospital where both were pronounced dead upon arrival. local police which rushed to the spot claimed to have registered a case and also arrested Rinku.
In a separate case reported from Pratapgarh, Satyajeet Verma aka Satya, a native of Viveknagar in Kotwali City area, was sleeping in the open courtyard of his house on Monday night when some unknown miscreants struck at his house and shot him dead. The family members who rushed out of their room after they heard gun shot failed to see anyone but found Satya lying dead in pool of blood. A case has been registered and further investigations are on to trace out the killers.
In a similar incident reported from Shamli, one Shukla, a resident of Shamla area of Jhinjhana, was reportedly sleeping at the tube-well belonging to Rajendra Sharma, a resident of same locality on Monday night. On Tuesday morning, when Shukla not returned home, his family members went to enquire the matter and were shocked to find  his body lying there. Shukla was brutally hacked with sharp edged weapons by some unknown persons. local police dispatched the body for autopsy test and had detained some persons after having suspicion over their involvement.

However, they failed to make any breakthrough so far. In a separate case reported from Hathras, the unclad body of a 26-year-old woman was found inside a bag in Sasni area of the district, on Tuesday morning. Reports said that the cops of Sasni rushed after learning that a gunny bag soaked with blood was lying on the road. The cops later get the bag opened and were shocked to see that a body of a woman was kept inside it. The cops  suspect that the woman was murdered somewhere else and her body was later dumped at the spot probably to conceal her identity. The body was sent for autopsy test and all out attempts were made to maintain her identity.
In Aligarh, Kripal Singh and Bharat Singh, both security guards of Resident Company, were going to deposit cash in the near-by branch of Punjab National Band on Tuesday afternoon. As they stopped near the bank and stepped out of their cash van, two motorcycle borne youths struck and opened fire at the duo injuring them critically. The miscreants later swept Rs 35 lakh cash from the van and escaped from the spot. Some passers-by later shifted both the victims to hospital and informed the incident to the local police. Senior officers who visited the spot claimed that the crime seems to have masterminded by some insider and they were trying to identify them as soon as possible.
Meanwhile three pilgrims were killed and 16 others injured when the vehicle they were travelling in overturned and fell into a ditch on the Delhi-Haridwar National Highway, in Muzaffarnagar on Tuesday. The kanwariyas (devotees of lord Shiva) from Delhi were on their way to Haridwar when the mishap took place near Bilaspur bypass in the district, SP (city) Sarvan Kumar told reporters. The injured have been admitted to a hospital where condition of some of them has been stated to be critical.