Bihar:- A 50-year-old man was killed in Bihar's East Champaran district for allegedly stealing a cauliflower.[Wikimedia Commons] 
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Man killed for stealing cauliflower in Bihar

Bihar:- A 50-year-old man was killed in Bihar's East Champaran district for allegedly stealing a cauliflower.

Author : NewsGram Desk

Bihar:- A 50-year-old man was killed in Bihar's East Champaran district for allegedly stealing a cauliflower.

The family members of the victim, Raghunath Prasad claimed that he was returning home on Tuesday when two persons intercepted and brutally assaulted him using batons and sharp-edged weapons.

They blamed Raghunath Prasad for stealing the cauliflower from their agricultural field.

Prasad was critically injured in the attack and taken to a nearby Primary Health Center (PHC) in Madhuban block where doctors declared him brought dead.

blamed Raghunath Prasad for stealing the cauliflower from their agricultural field.[Wikimedia Commons]

Following the incident, Madhuban police station SHO Raman Kumar and circle inspector Ashok Kumar Pandey visited the crime scene and investigated the matter.

“We have received a written complaint from the victim's family. Accordingly, an FIR has been registered against two persons and a probe is on. The accused is at large. We are making efforts to nab them,” said Subodh Kumar, SHO of Pakri Dayal range of East Champaran district. IANS/SP

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