Rajasthan Man Allegedly Runs Over Son, Daughter-In-Law After Dispute Over Panchayat Elections; Both Killed
Jaipur: Following a dispute over insistence on contesting the ongoing panchayat elections in Rajasthan, a 62-year-old man allegedly ran over his son and daughter-in-law with a vehicle, killing both. The incident took place late at night in Changoi village under the Taranagar police station area of Churu district. The accused, identified as Ramchandra, has been detained by the police. Dispute over…
In a tragic incident in Changoi village, Taranagar district of Churu, Rajasthan, a 62-year-old man named Ramchandra allegedly ran over his son and daughter-in-law with his vehicle, killing both of them. The event occurred late at night in the village under the jurisdiction of Taranagar police station. The accused Ramchandra has been apprehended by the authorities.
The conflict arose over Ramchandra's decision to contest the ongoing panchayat elections in Rajasthan. His son, Ravindra, vehemently opposed the father's decision, leading to an argument between the two. Following the heated exchange, Ravindra left his home late at night and headed towards a nearby weighbridge. His wife, Mahindra, went out in an attempt to persuade her husband to return.
According to Taranagar Deputy Superintendent of Police Rohit Sankhla, Ramchandra allegedly drove his vehicle into Mahindra and her son, Ravindra, killing both of them. The father has registered a murder case against Ramchandra. Police investigations have revealed indications of previous domestic disputes between the father and son, apart from the disagreement over the panchayat elections.
Ravindra, the accused father's only child, had married Mahindra around 13 years ago, and they have a 10-year-old daughter.
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