Raghunath Uraon, a resident of Bhitada village in the Bhandara police station area of Lohardaga district, brutally murdered his wife, Phoolo Uraon. He buried her body inside a room in their house and continued to reside in the same room. The incident came to light when a foul odor started spreading from the house. Raising suspicions of foul play, the local residents reported the matter to the police. Upon arrival, the police took Raghunath Uraon into custody and questioned him. He confessed to strangling his wife, Phoolo Uraon, and burying her body in a room within their house.

Raghurao, a resident of Bhithha village in the Bhandara police station area of Lohardaga district, first brutally murdered his wife, Phoolo Uraon. He buried her body in a room in their house and continued sleeping there. The matter came to light when a foul smell started to spread. Suspecting something untoward, local residents informed the police. Upon arrival, the police took Raghurao into custody and interrogated him. He confessed to strangling his wife, Phoolo Uraon, and burying her body in the room.

The teacher, identified as Kranti Kiran Kido, allegedly beat the child with a stick on August 20th because he complained about the poor quality of food served in the hostel. Frightened, Prince fled the hostel and returned to his village, informing his family about the incident.

Following the incident, Prince’s father, Sukra Oraon, filed a First Information Report (FIR) against the teacher at the Bhandra police station. Prince’s parents took him to the Sadar Hospital in Lohardaga, where an X-ray confirmed a broken finger and injuries to his right ankle and other parts of his body. When the parents attempted to speak with the school’s authorities and the teacher, they were allegedly mistreated. The school principal, however, has dismissed the accusations as baseless, stating that the truth would come out after the investigation.

After learning of the incident, Jharkhand Chief Minister Hemant Soren took immediate action and directed the Lohardaga district’s Deputy Commissioner to investigate and take appropriate measures. The Chief Minister also posted on X (formerly Twitter), asking the DC to ensure an investigation and proper action to prevent future incidents, and to ensure the child’s treatment and counseling. The police have initiated an investigation based on the FIR filed against the teacher.

In a domestic dispute, a husband slapped his wife, triggering an extreme reaction. The wife, consumed by rage, crossed all boundaries of humanity. She attacked her husband’s private parts with a sharp weapon, severing them. The incident shocked everyone who heard about it, causing a wave of alarm throughout the village.

This violent domestic dispute occurred in Juriya village, under the jurisdiction of the Sadar police station in Lohardaga district. The incident unfolded on Sunday evening due to a domestic dispute between the husband and wife. According to reports, Bihar Urav had a disagreement with his wife on Sunday evening. Following the argument, the husband, in a fit of anger, slapped his wife. This action angered the wife so much that she grabbed a sharp weapon from their home and attacked her husband’s private parts, severing them.

With the help of local residents, the severely injured Bihar Urav was admitted to Lohardaga Sadar Hospital for treatment. Considering his critical condition, the doctors are preparing to refer him to RIMS Hospital in Ranchi. However, no complaint has yet been filed at the police station regarding this matter.

This incident in Lohardaga district is not an isolated case. A similar event had occurred earlier in the Hirnpur police station area of Pakur district, Jharkhand. In Dharnipahar village, a woman named Kamli Pahadin, following a domestic dispute, fatally attacked her husband, Lophda Pahadia, with bricks on his private parts, head, and other body parts. Kamli Pahadin was arrested on charges of brutally murdering her husband.

According to reports, the incident occurred on Friday during a chariot fair held in Dadu, Serengdag police station area of Lohardaga district. The young man (Jaynath Oraon), a resident of Dundru in the Serengdag police station area, and his minor girlfriend, both from the same village, had gone to the fair. A dispute arose between the couple, escalating to the point where the man killed his girlfriend with a sharp weapon and then hanged himself in the forest.