In Kanpur, two men raped and murdered a 13-year-old boy after their partners refused sexual relations due to religious observances. The suspects were revealed to have had a ransom demand sent to the victim’s family. In a related report from Bahraich, a man was arrested for beheading his girlfriend after she requested marriage.
In Kanpur, two men have been accused of raping and murdering a 13-year-old boy earlier this month. The crime was reportedly motivated by their frustration over their partners’ refusal to engage in sexual activities due to religious commitments. The victim was approached while on his way to a local gym and subsequently kidnapped by Azhar and Hussaini, who took him to a forest where they assaulted him before strangling him and disposing of his body in a well.
Law enforcement officials have arrested one suspect, Hussaini, while the other, Azhar, remains at large. Hussaini revealed that their partners declined intimacy during Ramzan, leading to their extreme actions against the boy. Following the minor’s disappearance on March 5, a ransom note demanding ₹10 lakh was sent to his family, prompting police involvement.
In a separate incident in Uttar Pradesh’s Bahraich, authorities apprehended a man for allegedly beheading his girlfriend after she requested marriage. The police discovered the victim’s decapitated body near Jagannathpur village. The victim was identified as a 26-year-old woman living with her parents following her marriage, according to Additional Superintendent of Police (Rural) Durga Prasad Tiwari.
These tragic incidents highlight the serious issues of violence against minors and women in India. The Kanpur case underscores the extreme consequences of societal and personal frustrations resolving in heinous acts, while the Bahraich incident reflects the dangers surrounding familial and marital expectations. Continuous efforts are necessary to address and mitigate such violence in society.
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