Bihar: Old man shot dead in pre-election firing in Nalanda

Bihar: Nalanda: Gunshots are heard amid election campaigning in Bihar's Nalanda. An old man who had returned home was fearlessly fired at by miscreants. As a result, he died on the spot. After the incident, all the suspects fled from the spot. The case pertains to Hudari village under Chiksaura police station limits. While the district administration is gearing up to hold the Lok Sabha elections on June 1 in a safe environment, on the other hand, the murder incident has given a public challenge to the police by the assailants. In connection with the incident, Ramji Bind, 60-year-old son of Sattu Bind, a resident of Hudari village, was reportedly returning home through the footpath. Then, unknown persons on a bike chased the old man. When the bikers approached him, they opened fire. The man died on the spot in the shooting. The accused shot Ramji Pind three times in the back. The incident has created a sensation in the area. Also Read: Sarhassa: Bihar's unique temple has no Brahmins as priests, only barbers, Sub-Divisional Police Officer Sumit Kumar, Superintendent of Chikshaura Police Station, after receiving information about a murder over a land dispute. Pappankumar and Amitkumar Singh, head of Karaipara police station, reached the spot and conducted an investigation. Now the dead body has been seized and sent to Bihar Sharif Sadar Hospital for post-mortem. It seems that the first phase of action is being taken as this matter is related to land. When Hilsa DSP Sumit Kumar reached the spot, the old man was shot three times by the assailants and he died on the spot. The family alleged that he was killed in a land dispute. The post Bihar: Firing before election in Nalanda, old man shot dead appeared first on Prabhat Khabar.