Express News Service
RANCHI: In yet another shocking incident, a class 12 girl Khushboo Khakha finally succumbed to her injuries on Friday during treatment at Rajendra Institute of Medical Sciences (RIMS) in Ranchi, who was stabbed eight times by a youth allegedly for refusing a marriage proposal. The police arrested the accused Arjun Oroan immediately after the incident and sent him to jail.
According to Khusboo’s father Suresh Khakha, he had gone to the weekly haat on Thursday while his daughter was alone at home.
“Taking advantage of it, Arjun entered the house at around 4 pm and attacked on my daughter stabbing her several times. After she raised an alarm, neighbours came in and took her to the nearby community health center from where she was referred to RIMS,” said father Suresh Khakha. An FIR was lodged at Bero Police Station by his wife Diniya Khakha, he added.
Taking swift action, the police arrested the accused Arjun Oraon and recovered the blood-stained knife.According to police, the accused was pressuring Khushboo to marry him and killed her after she refused his proposal.
“Prima facie, it appears that the accused and the victim had an affair for quite some time and he was pressurizing her to marry him. After the girl denied his proposal, the accused stabbed her indiscriminately. The girl finally succumbed to her injuries on Friday,” said SP Rural Naushad Alam. The accused is a driverby profession, he added.
Meanwhile, Chief Minister Hemant Soren, during a meeting with senior police officers on the maintenance of law and order, has given a 15-day deadline to the police officers to improve the law-and-order situation in the state. The CM expressed strong displeasure over the recent incidents and told police officerseither to improve their working style or face consequences.
Notably, the meeting was organised a day after the NIA arrested a terrorist from Lohardaga and three days after a criminal shot at a Deputy SP of the anti-terrorist squad of Jharkhand police and a police inspector at Patratu in Ramgarh.
“Such crimes are not acceptable under any circumstances. The criminal incidents happening at present are a matter of concern for the state. The police should ensure that strict action is taken against the criminals without any pressure so that there is no recurrence of criminal incidents,” he said.
RANCHI: In yet another shocking incident, a class 12 girl Khushboo Khakha finally succumbed to her injuries on Friday during treatment at Rajendra Institute of Medical Sciences (RIMS) in Ranchi, who was stabbed eight times by a youth allegedly for refusing a marriage proposal. The police arrested the accused Arjun Oroan immediately after the incident and sent him to jail.
According to Khusboo’s father Suresh Khakha, he had gone to the weekly haat on Thursday while his daughter was alone at home.
“Taking advantage of it, Arjun entered the house at around 4 pm and attacked on my daughter stabbing her several times. After she raised an alarm, neighbours came in and took her to the nearby community health center from where she was referred to RIMS,” said father Suresh Khakha. An FIR was lodged at Bero Police Station by his wife Diniya Khakha, he added.googletag.cmd.push(function() {googletag.display(‘div-gpt-ad-8052921-2’); });
Taking swift action, the police arrested the accused Arjun Oraon and recovered the blood-stained knife.
According to police, the accused was pressuring Khushboo to marry him and killed her after she refused his proposal.
“Prima facie, it appears that the accused and the victim had an affair for quite some time and he was pressurizing her to marry him. After the girl denied his proposal, the accused stabbed her indiscriminately. The girl finally succumbed to her injuries on Friday,” said SP Rural Naushad Alam. The accused is a driver
by profession, he added.
Meanwhile, Chief Minister Hemant Soren, during a meeting with senior police officers on the maintenance of law and order, has given a 15-day deadline to the police officers to improve the law-and-order situation in the state. The CM expressed strong displeasure over the recent incidents and told police officers
either to improve their working style or face consequences.
Notably, the meeting was organised a day after the NIA arrested a terrorist from Lohardaga and three days after a criminal shot at a Deputy SP of the anti-terrorist squad of Jharkhand police and a police inspector at Patratu in Ramgarh.
“Such crimes are not acceptable under any circumstances. The criminal incidents happening at present are a matter of concern for the state. The police should ensure that strict action is taken against the criminals without any pressure so that there is no recurrence of criminal incidents,” he said.
