In a shocking incident reported from Kasganj, two cousin brothers kidnapped from a primary school in Ganjdudwara police station area on Monday were found dead on Tuesday morning.
As per reports, cousins Sachin (7) and Amit (8) of Ganjdudwara locality of Kasganj disappeared from their school premises in Bahoranpur village on Monday afternoon. Their families launched a hunt and after failing in their quest, complained to the local police apprehending kidnapping.
The matter took an ugly turn on Tuesday morning when the bodies of the children were found from Udayveer's house on the outskirts of Dakrai villag
The police said that an FIR was registered against unknown persons under Section 363, 301 and 201 of the IPC. Irate mob protested at the Gangjudwara police station over the crime alleging that police negligence led to their killing.
Meanwhile in Shahjahanpur, the hands of Rekha Devi (30) were fractured by her husband and in-laws for giving birth to three daughters and not bearing a male child in eight years of her marriage in Babra village few days back. The incident came to light recently after the woman's parents dropped by and found her in an injured condition. They later took her to a hospital and filed an FIR against the perpetrators.
"It came to light thsat the woman was held captive and not allowed to speak to her parents after the incident. The victim suffered serious injuries and we are waiting for the medical report. Action will be taken against the accused," SP (Rural) Subhash Chandra Shakya said.
Rekha was married to Shailandra Kumar eight years ago but soon after. Her husband and in-laws physically abused her when she gave birth to a third daughter some months ago.On March 30, Shailandra, his brother, Jitendra Kumar and other family members beat her up, fracturing both her hands. She was again assaulted on April 4. A complaint was lodged against Shailandra, his brother, Jitendra, his father, Dataram, and mother, Reshma Devi.
In Bijnor, four people were arrested for killing a 15-month-old baby over a property dispute. The infant's aunt Farhana along with her three aides bludgeoned his head on April 5. The accused then packed the body in a cement bag and threw it in a field in Kunjeta village.
"The incident came to light when the body started emitting foul smell. All the four accused have been arrested and further investigations are on," Addl P (Rural) Vishwajeet Srivastava said on Tuesday.