Simga. To save his farm from wild animals, Bhupendra Jain laid electric wire in his farm at Simga in Balodabazar district of Chhattisgarh. When he switched on the electricity, Chandrika, a young man working near the bush, got electrocuted. Due to this he died on the spot. After this Bhupendra and his associates tried to destroy the evidence. Following the complaint of the relatives of the deceased, the police arrested the accused.
According to the information received, Birendra Gaikwad, father Ramadhar Gaikwad, age 42, resident of Simga, came to the police station on Thursday and informed the police that the body of his brother Chandrika alias Narendra Gaikwad was buried on the banks of the Piprahi Khar Shivnath river. Found lying near On receiving information about the dead body, the police reached the spot and got involved in the investigation. The post mortem report revealed that death was due to electrocution. After this the police got involved in the investigation. On the basis of suspicion, Bhupendra Jain and his associates were taken into custody.
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On strict interrogation, Bhupendra Jain told that, Bhupendra Jain and his accomplice Surendra Kumar Ogre, father Mohan Ogre age 20 years, Narayan Sahu, father Hemulal Sahu, age 32 years, Harendra Sahu, father Mantram Sahu age 23 years, Santu Yadav , father Chowaram Yadav age 37 years and Suraj Nishad, father Birsing Nishad age 29 years, to kill wild boar, electrocuted Chandrika alias Narendra Gaikwad, working in Bor Bari, by laying iron GI wire in the bush on the side of banana bari. Died due to electrocution. After this, with the intention of destroying the evidence to hide their mistake, the accused removed the dead body of the deceased from the original incident site and kept it near the dead body. On getting the evidence, the police registered a case against the accused and presented them in the court.
