Alcohol Ban Resolution Fails as Drunkard Beats Wife
A month ago, the police organized a meeting with the villagers in Damjor Nayasi Tola, where they resolved to stop consuming alcohol. This brought joy to the women in the village, as they hoped that the money previously spent on alcohol would now be used for their household needs. However, their hope was short-lived.
On Friday, Prince Khaira, under the influence of alcohol, brutally beat his wife Phoolkumari Devi and dragged her out of the house. Shocked by this incident, the women in the neighborhood, along with the victim’s wife and several others, went to the police station to demand strict action against the drunkard. Some women also reported that despite the resolution, some villagers were still consuming alcohol, leading to violent behavior.
Vikas Khaira, Anjay Khaira, and Nago Khaira have also been accused in relation to this incident. Police station in-charge Rajesh Kumar assured that strict action will be taken against the accused.
Rise in Bike Thefts Continues Unabated in Rajoun
The block area of Rajoun is witnessing an alarming increase in bike thefts, with thieves operating without fear. The police have been unable to apprehend these thieves, and in the past week alone, four vehicles have been stolen.
Kundan Kumar, a resident of Katharang village, reported that his bike was stolen while he was attending the Shravani fair in Rajawar. Similarly, Chakradhar Mandal had his Toto vehicle stolen near Rajawar Chowk. Despite their efforts, the stolen vehicles have not been recovered.
Rajoun has become a hotspot for vehicle thefts, with three incidents reported in the past week. The police, however, have not taken any significant action. Police Station President Manoj Kumar Singh stated that the matter is currently under investigation.
News Summary:
- Despite a resolution to ban alcohol consumption, a drunk man brutally beat his wife, leading to outrage among the women in the village.
- Multiple individuals have been accused in relation to the incident, and the police have promised to take strict action.
- Rajoun continues to witness a rise in bike thefts, with four vehicles stolen in the past week alone.
- Victims have reported their stolen vehicles, but the police have yet to make any significant progress in apprehending the thieves.
