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Hands Tied Between Windows, UP Man Dragged For 1.5 km On Car Roof, Dies

Hands Tied Between Windows, UP Man Dragged For 1.5 km On Car Roof, Dies

In a tragic incident in Kanpur, Uttar Pradesh, a 37-year-old salesman named Biru Singh Bhadauria lost his life after being dragged for about 1.5 kilometers by the front windows of a moving car. The horrific event allegedly took place on Tuesday night and was captured by numerous CCTV cameras in the vicinity. Biru was allegedly involved in a dispute with two men, Rajveer and Mewalal, prior to the incident.

On Tuesday night, Mewalal drove a car with Rajveer and three others, stopped Biru, and reportedly assaulted him. As Biru attempted to flee, he was dragged onto the car's roof with both hands trapped in the front windows. He was subsequently dragged for around 1.5 kilometers before being thrown onto the road and run over by the vehicle.

The victim's family reported that he sustained multiple injuries, particularly severe damage to his fingers after being trapped in the windows. Despite the extensive CCTV footage, the family claims that the police did not register a formal complaint. The local police are now investigating the allegations, tracing the vehicle's registration and examining the suspects' mobile phone locations.

Preliminary findings indicate that a mobile phone connected to the incident was located in Jahanabad, Fatehpur district. The search for the accused is ongoing.

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