A shocking incident linked to superstition has emerged from Kishanganj, Bihar. A young man, driven by the desire to perform tantric rituals, exhumed the body of his guru after his death, severing the head from the torso. He then carried the head with him, reportedly intending to use it for tantric practices. The man was apprehended by villagers who witnessed him carrying the head in a bag. They subsequently beat him and handed him over to the police, creating a sensation in the area. The incident occurred in the Madua Toli area, under the Mahin village panchayat of Kishanganj town police station. The villagers were stunned to see the man carrying the head. The deceased, Brijen Rai, also known as Algoo Baba, was a tantric practitioner who attracted many people seeking his services. A 25-year-old man named Sri Prasad was a disciple who had been learning tantric practices from him. The tantric, Algoo Baba, had passed away 15 days prior in Lahil, West Bengal, and was subsequently buried. Upon hearing the news, Sri Prasad went to Bengal to investigate his guru’s grave. Finding an opportunity, he exhumed the body, used a sharp weapon to sever the head, and brought it to Kishanganj. The following morning, villagers noticed that Algoo Baba’s grave had been disturbed, and the head was missing. Approximately 7 kilometers away from the site, in Kishanganj, villagers saw Sri Prasad carrying the head in a bag. After questioning him, news of the incident spread quickly, and a large crowd gathered at the scene. A local resident said that Sri Prasad also practices tantra. He believed that his guru possessed extensive knowledge and wanted to obtain the skull to master tantric practices. Police arrived at the scene and arrested the man. The tantric’s head was recovered, having been hidden in a bamboo thicket. Police Superintendent Sagar Kumar confirmed that the incident occurred in West Bengal. After questioning, the accused was handed over to the Bengal police. Police are investigating the matter. The incident has caused fear and apprehension among the villagers.
