Rape Case- 2 Dalit Girls Were Raped And Hanged In Lakhimpur

Two Dalit girls were raped and hung from a tree in Lakhimpur; the perpetrator is currently in custody.

Six suspects were arrested on Thursday in rape case , one day after the deaths of two Dalit sisters were discovered in the Nighasan police station area of the Lakhimpur Kheri region of Uttar Pradesh. Sanjeev Suman, the SP of Lakhimpur Kheri, announced the arrest at a press conference.

During the subsequent nighttime search operation, we were able to capture Junaid, Sohail, Hafizur Rehman, Karimuddin, Arif, and Chhotu. According to the SP, both deceased sisters were romantically involved with Junaid and Sohail.

Primary Inquiry of rape case

Initial investigations revealed that Junaid and Sohail asked the sisters to leave their home on Wednesday afternoon, he added. Hafizur Rahman also accompanied Junaid and Sohail there. After committing a sexual assault on both girls, Junaid and Sohail claimed to have strangled them.

According to Suman, Junaid and Sohail summoned Karimuddin and Arif to dispose of the corpses. They hung the sisters’ bodies from a tree to demonstrate that they had committed suicide.

The PS asserts that a hospital is presently conducting post-mortem examinations on deceased patients.

He told me that the families of the deceased girls are aware of and accepting of the situation. Wednesday night, in the Nighasan police station area of Lakhimpur Kheri, the remains of two Dalit sisters were discovered in a sugarcane field approximately one kilometre from their home, hung from a tree.

The mother of the children has made a severe accusation in this rape case. According to him, the three suspects allegedly stole the women before fleeing the area. Confiscated via forcible means.

Preyed upon young women. Following this, he was executed by hanging from a tree. Police have submitted a report with allegations of rape and murder.

This rape incident took place in the village of Tamolin, close to the Nighasan police station. The cops nabbed the suspect in this case, Chhotu Ansari. At his request, the police have arrested the remaining five suspects.

Backstory of the case

Wednesday night, in the Nighasan region of the district of Lakhimpur Kheri, the bodies of two genuine sisters were discovered hanging from a tree in a field.

Wednesday evening, the bones of two little sisters were discovered hanging from a tree in the village of Lalpur Majra Tamoli Purva in the district of Lakhimpur Kheri.

Wednesday night, it was claimed that two young girls’ bodies had been discovered in a sugarcane field in the Nighasan Kotwali region, a considerable distance from the nearest settlement. He disclosed that the two young women are members of the persecuted Dalit minority.

Protest by Locals

Both of the girls belonged to the Dalit minority. To express their displeasure, locals blocked traffic at the Nighsan intersection. The girls’ mother held three adolescents from a nearby village responsible for their kidnapping and death.

To express their displeasure, locals blocked traffic at the Nighsan intersection. Residents were soothed by a large deployment of police led by Superintendent Sanjeev Suman and Additional Superintendent Arun Kumar Singh. He stated that the bodies would undergo a post-mortem investigation and that the results would disclose the true cause of death.

He claims that the police have launched an investigation.

In a gesture of protest, villagers and the girls’ loved ones marched and stopped the road, demanding justice for the victims.

A few kilometres outside of the village, near the Nighasan crossing, protests were organised after the victim’s relatives accused three men of rape and murder.

Sanjiv Suman, the superintendent of police for Lakhimpur Kheri, and his subordinates rushed to the scene of the protest to reassure the people that those involved would face harsh consequences.

Congress is beginning to question the state’s ability to maintain peace and order as a result of this case.

In a statement, prominent Congress party member Priyanka Gandhi Vadra decried the murder of two sisters in Lakhimpur (Uttar Pradesh) and lashed out at the state administration.