Bihar ASI Allegedly Open Fires At Villagers After Being Caught Inside Woman’s House At Midnight, One Killed
A Bihar police officer allegedly opened fire at villagers after being caught inside a woman's house in Madhubani district, killing a 50-year-old man and leaving three others critically injured. The Assistant Sub-Inspector (ASI), who reportedly used his service revolver while trying to escape from the spot, is currently absconding. The incident occurred around 1 am on Tuesday, November 4, in…
In Madhubani district of Bihar, a police officer allegedly opened fire on villagers after being caught inside a woman's house at midnight, resulting in one death and three critical injuries. ASI Chandra Mohan Singh, who was posted at a police picket guarding a mining site, is currently on the run. The incident took place around 1 am on Tuesday, November 4, in Balirajgarh village.
Singh allegedly entered the woman's residence with malicious intent on Monday night and returned on Tuesday night, leading to the confrontation with the villagers. When cornered, Singh fired several rounds from his service revolver before escaping the scene. Four people, including 50-year-old Ashok Yadav, were injured, with Yadav succumbing to his injuries at a government hospital.
Three others are being treated at Sadar Hospital in critical condition. SSP Yogendra Kumar confirmed the incident, stating that Singh had frequently visited the woman's house with wrongful intentions. The District Magistrate Anand Sharma arrived at the scene to console the villagers and the deceased's family, but an angry mob of women attacked him, holding him by his collar and expressing their disbelief in the system.
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