Teen found dead near G’ganj SP’s residence | Patna News – Times of India
Patna: The body of a 19-year-old youth with stab wounds on his neck and head was found at some distance away from the official residence of superintendent of police (SP) on national highway (NH-27) under Town police station in Gopalganj on Sunday night. The deceased was identified as Sawan Kumar of Hajiyapur Kaithwalia locality. The police have detained three people and interrogating them in connection with the incident.
Meanwhile, family members of the deceased and local residents staged a protest over the murder at Hajiyapur Mor on Monday.They blocked the traffic on the NH-27 for two hours by keeping the body on the road, demanding the presence of Gopalganj SP, Swarn Prabhat, on the spot, and immediate arrest of the accused. However, the police managed to pacify the mob with much effort and the blockade was removed from the road.
According to police, Sawan used to work at the mobile shop of his cousin brother, Rajesh Kumar Soni, at Old Chowk. Around 10pm on Sunday, Sawan was at Hajiyapur Mor with his cousin, Soni. “He had dropped him there so that he could walk to his home. Unfortunately, his body was recovered by a Dial-112 team around midnight,” said Sadar SDPO Pranjal.
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