Body Of Murder-Accused Cop Recovered From Field In Bihar's Madhubani
Days after he went missing after allegedly shooting a man dead with his service revolver, an assistant sub-inspector's (ASI) body was recovered from a field in Bihar's Madhubani district. Police said on Friday that 12 special teams were constituted to search for ASI Chandra Mohan Singh after he was allegedly caught inside a woman's house and had opened fire in an attempt to escape. He then ran…
An assistant sub-inspector (ASI) from Bihar's Madhubani district, Chandra Mohan Singh, was found dead in a field after allegedly opening fire and killing a man. Singh went missing following the incident, and 12 special teams were dispatched to locate him. Four individuals, including a woman, were injured during the shooting. Later, ASI Ashok Yadav died while receiving treatment for his injuries.
FIRs were registered on charges of murder, attempted murder, and under the Arms Act. An FIR was also filed on November 4 by Yadav's wife, who claimed to have seen Singh enter her neighbor's house. The search teams extended their efforts to border areas and suspected hideouts. A Rs 25,000 reward was offered for credible information leading to Singh's arrest, though a higher reward was not approved before the ASI's body was discovered.
ASI Singh was suspended, and proceedings for his dismissal were initiated. His body was found in a sack in a paddy field, showing multiple injury marks and a crushed face. His identity was confirmed through his belongings, including his service revolver and a forensic team recovered it. A post-mortem examination is being conducted to thoroughly investigate the case.
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