FSL team engaged in investigation.
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In Gaya district of Bihar, a newly married woman again became victim of dowry. The in-laws murdered the newly married woman and disappeared the body and ran away. The matter is of Jagdiha village of Mahakar police station area. The family members have filed an application in the police station requesting action against the accused.
The wedding took place four months ago
The relatives of the deceased say that Rajnandan Yadav, father of the newly married deceased Ranju Devi, told in the police station that four months ago, his daughter Ranju Devi got married as per Hindu customs on July 11 with Priyanshu Kumar, son of Harendra Yadav, resident of Jagdiha village. Was. Within a few days of the marriage, her in-laws started pressurizing the daughter for money. Ranju had many times complained to her family that her in-laws were harassing her for dowry. During this time, her in-laws also used to beat her.
Information was received about electrocution
In this regard, the father of the deceased Ranju Devi said that on Sunday morning at around 3.30, news came from his daughter’s in-laws that Ranju had been electrocuted. Anugrah Narayan is being taken to Magadh Medical College Hospital for treatment. Reached the hospital to see the daughter, but neither found anyone there nor got any information. Then tried to contact on mobile, but the mobile phone was switched off. Fearing some untoward incident, when the family reached the daughter’s in-laws house, they saw that there was no one in the house. However, the villagers were completely unaware of electrocution. He said that the daughter was murdered for dowry and the body disappeared.
Police engaged in investigation
After receiving information about the incident, the police of Mahakar police station reached the spot and started investigating the matter. The police have started searching for the dead body of the newlywed. At present, the dog squad and forensic team are working on the spot to collect evidence against the accused.
