Chandravati Yadav (65) was hacked to death on Thursday morning in Singhla Tola of Mahurai of Gagaha area of Gorakhpur district. It is alleged that both his grandsons carried out the incident in a property dispute. The police have taken one of the accused Mukesh into custody, while the search is on for the others.
On the Tahrir of the deceased’s daughter Sangeeta Yadav, the grandson Mukesh, his brother Rakesh Yadav were accused of murder and father Ramkaran, his wife Mewati accused of criminal conspiracy. Police are raiding in search of other absconding accused.
According to the information, Chandravati Yadav’s husband Palakdhari Yadav passed away a few years ago. After the death of her husband, the property became in the name of her and son Ramkaran Yadav. Due to the dispute in the house, Chandravati started living with her daughter Sangeeta in her in-laws’ Sevai village of Belipar police station area.
A few years ago, Chandravati had sold some of her share of land for treatment, after which sons Ramkaran Yadav, grandsons Rakesh (19) and Mukesh (21) were angry. There was doubt in the minds of the grandsons that they should not sell the remaining land of their share anywhere.
Chandravati’s son-in-law Gama Yadav told that just three days ago she had come to her village Singhla from the daughter’s in-laws’ house. On Thursday morning, the grandsons Rakesh and Mukesh surrounded her on the road of the village and bled her with a spade, due to which she fell into the paddy field while screaming and died on the spot.
March 30, 2018: In the murder of businessman Vinod Sharma in Chiluatal area, his wife teacher Asha and lover auto driver Sandeep were sent to jail.
January 20, 2016: Late night in Shahpur, Dr. Omprakash Yadav and four-year-old innocent son Shiva were murdered. A case was registered against the doctor’s wife Archana and her lover Ajay Yadav, resident of Shikohabad.
23 April 2017: In the night of Bishunpurwa Girdharganj of Cantt police station area, a case was registered against Sushma Singh for killing her husband in the house along with former lover Gauri Bazar resident W alias Kameshwar, his friend Anil Maurya and Sunil Teli.
05 March 2018: Burnt bodies of two brothers were found in Sahajanwan. After investigation, it came to light that both the bodies were of Vijay Singh and Dinesh Singh, residents of Chilhiya in Siddharthnagar. A case was registered against Vijay’s wife for killing her husband and brother-in-law along with lover Shivnath.
March 16, 2022: Rajendra Singh (40) was murdered by his wife, lover Sonu Gupta and his friend Kamlesh, on March 7 in Bhaisla village of Sahjanwan. The police arrested the wife and her lover and sent them to jail.
SP South Arun Kumar Singh said that after registering a case on the basis of Tahrir, the police have taken one of the accused into custody. In the initial investigation, it has come to light that the incident happened in the property dispute. The police team is in search of other accused.
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Chandravati Yadav (65) was hacked to death on Thursday morning in Singhla Tola of Mahurai of Gagaha area of Gorakhpur district. It is alleged that both his grandsons carried out the incident in a property dispute. The police have taken one of the accused Mukesh into custody, while the search is on for the others.
On the Tahrir of the deceased’s daughter Sangeeta Yadav, the grandson Mukesh, his brother Rakesh Yadav were accused of murder and father Ramkaran, his wife Mewati accused of criminal conspiracy. Police are raiding in search of other absconding accused.
According to the information, Chandravati Yadav’s husband Palakdhari Yadav passed away a few years ago. After the death of her husband, the property became in the name of her and son Ramkaran Yadav. Due to the dispute in the house, Chandravati started living with her daughter Sangeeta in her in-laws’ Sevai village of Belipar police station area.
A few years ago, Chandravati had sold some of her share of land for treatment, after which sons Ramkaran Yadav, grandsons Rakesh (19) and Mukesh (21) were angry. There was doubt in the minds of the grandsons that they should not sell the remaining land of their share anywhere.
Chandravati’s son-in-law Gama Yadav told that just three days ago she had come to her village Singhla from the daughter’s in-laws’ house. On Thursday morning, the grandsons Rakesh and Mukesh surrounded her on the road of the village and bled her with a spade, due to which she fell into the paddy field while screaming and died on the spot.
Ritika
