After the Bihar Assembly elections, the results are being discussed in every state. Now preparations are going on to form government in Bihar. Amidst all this, about a thousand kilometers away from here, there was such a clash in a family over the results of Bihar that it resulted in bloodshed.

We are talking about Guna district of Madhya Pradesh. According to the police, during the argument in the family, the atmosphere became so heated that two brothers, supporters of Janata Dal (United, JDU), a major component of the National Democratic Alliance (NDA), allegedly killed their own nephew, a supporter of Rashtriya Janata Dal (RJD), by burying him in mud.

Uncle and nephew had come from Bihar to work as laborers.

According to the information received from Guna Police, this incident took place in the under-construction complex of Police Lines of Cantt police station area, where Shankar Manjhi (22), who had come to work as a laborer from Shivhar district of Bihar, was staying with his two acquaintances Rajesh Manjhi (25) and Toofani Manjhi (27).

Rajesh and Toofani seem to be Shankar’s maternal uncle. All three had reached Guna about two-three days ago and were engaged in daily work.

Started talking about politics while under the influence of alcohol

Police station in-charge Anup Bhargava said that initial investigation revealed that Shankar was a supporter of Tejashwi Yadav’s party RJD, while both his maternal uncles supported the ideology of Nitish Kumar’s party JDU.

Everyone drank alcohol together and the drunken political conversation gradually turned into accusations and counter-accusations. Both the parties kept provoking each other and the matter reached the level of abuse, due to which the situation worsened to such an extent that Rajesh and Toofani attacked Shankar in anger.

Nephew’s life taken by drowning him in mud

According to Anoop Bhargava, the fight escalated so much that both the maternal uncles together dragged Shankar into the nearby muddy soil and buried his face in water and mud. He did this until his breathing stopped.

On receiving information about the incident, a police team reached the spot and took the youth to the district hospital. There the doctors declared him dead. Accused Rajesh and Toofani have been taken into custody. During interrogation, both of them confessed that the drunken argument escalated so much that they could not control themselves.

Along with sending the body for post-mortem, the police has also sent information to the family members. A case of murder has been registered against the accused and further action has been started.

Chhindwara 11 year old girl suicide: A heartbreaking incident came to light in Seoni Pranamoti village under Kundipura police station area of ​​Chhindwara district. A just 11 -year -old girl committed suicide only because her mother snatched her mobile phone. The deceased has been identified as Deepika Dhurve, who was a student of class VIII.

Deepika was running a mobile alone in the house. When her mother snatched the mobile scolding her, Deepika got involved in anger and emotional shock and hanged it with a scarf inside the house. At that time Deepika’s father Deepak Dhurve went out for wages, while the mother and elder sister were sitting outside the house. After some time, when the mother went in, she saw that Deepika was hanging on the noose.

Police started investigation

Confirming the incident, Kundipura police station in -charge Manoj Baghel said, “The team was dispatched on the spot as soon as we received the information. The body has been sent for post -mortem.

Deepika’s family is originally a resident of Amarwara Tehsil. Presently, he was temporarily residing in Seoni Pranmoti village in connection with wages. Deepika was a promising student, who studied in class VIII in a government school in the area.

Phone addiction in children is worrying

This tragic incident has mourned in the entire region. This type of suicidal step at such a young age indicates that today’s generation is struggling with extreme emotional and technical dependence. Experts believe that parents should communicate with children and play the role of guidance rather than rigorous control. Mobile and digital media have become part of children’s lives, in such a situation, it is very important to pay their balanced use and focus on the mental state of children.

Sachin Pandey’s report

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