Jamui Groping Probe Leads Police To Accused’s Father, Wanted For 23 Years
The investigation into the alleged groping of a minor girl in Bihar’s Jamui has led police to a decades-old murder case, with the father of one of the accused arrested after being identified as a wanted suspect. Police arrested Nandan Yadav in connection with the alleged assault of a Class 10 boy and groping of his minor female friend on a road in Jamui. During verification of his antecedents and…
The investigation into a groping incident in Bihar's Jamui has uncovered a decades-old murder case, leading to the arrest of one of the accused's father after he was identified as a wanted suspect. Police apprehended Nandan Yadav in connection with the assault of a Class 10 boy and his minor female friend on a road. While interrogating Nandan, investigators found that his father Ganori Yadav was wanted for a 2003 double-murder.
The murder victims, DP Yadav and Pune Yadav, were killed on April 3, 2003, in Pratappur village due to a business dispute. Ganori Yadav, accused by the victims' mother, had evaded capture for over two decades before his arrest and transfer to judicial custody. Nandan was later injured when police attempted to thwart his escape. Two other suspects, DP Yadav and Hareram Yadav, have also been arrested.
A local controversy erupted when Woman Minister criticized the handling of the case, sparking debate over moral policing.
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