Rajasthan hacking: 14-year-old recorded hate-murder, labourer’s grieving family wails for justice

"We want those who killed my husband so brutally and showed it to the world be hanged. I want Insaaf (justice). He was only killed because he was a Muslim," said Gul Bahar Bibi, wife of Afrazul Khan.

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Rajasthan Hacking: A screenshot of Shambhulal Regar, the main accused in the case. The victim Afrazul (inset) was hacked and burnt alive in Rajasthan allegedly over an affair.

What can only be described as a monstrous act when a man is seen being brutally hacked to death and set on fire in a horrifying video which had gone viral. The incident has been recorded in the Rajasamand district of Rajasthan. The victim was held for allegedly committing “love jihad”. On Thursday, the Police arrested Shambunath Regar, the accused. The shocking aspect of the entire incident was that the video, which went viral, was shot by the Regar’s nephew, a 14-year-old. The nephew has also been detained by the police.

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While speaking to the media, the Rajasthan DGP, O P Galhotra said, “This is a brutal crime. Prima facie it does not look like this is done by a normal human being.” The person killed has been identified as Afrazul Khan, hailing from Saiyadpur in Malda district of West Bengal, police said.

Rajasthan Home Minister Gulab Chand Kataria has ordered a Special Investigation Team (SIT) to probe the case. Rajasthan Chief Minister Vasundhara Raje condemned the murder and said, “This is a deplorable act which needs to be condemned in strongest possible terms.” Even the West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjeewas in tune with her Rajasthan counterpart over this issue. “We strongly condemn the heinous killing of a labourer from Bengal in Rajasthan. How can people be so inhuman? Sad,” Banerjee tweeted.

While speaking to the Indian Express, Sita Regar, the wife of the accused said, “I don’t know why he did this… My husband didn’t have a job… Most of the time, he would smoke marijuana and just roam the streets. But I never thought he was capable of murder.”

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Meanwhile, the family members of Afrazul Khan (47) are in disbelief of the entire incident. “Those who killed him like an animal and showed his pictures to the world should be hanged,” they demand, alleging that there is a conspiracy.

At Afrazul’s home in Saiyadpur, West Bengal friends and family gathered in mourning as they received a call from the Rajasthan Police. “We want those who killed my husband so brutally and showed it to the world be hanged. I want Insaaf (justice). He was only killed because he was a Muslim. Yesterday, at around 3 pm, we received a call from Rajasthan Police and were told that my husband has been murdered,” said Gul Bahar Bibi, wife of Afrazul Khan while speaking to The Indian Express.

Afrazul was a father of three girls. He was supposed to go back to Saiyadpur in late December to fix the wedding of his youngest daughter. For the past 12 years, Afrazul has been working as an unskilled labourer in Rajasthan.

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Minor Dalit girl raped in Rajasthan

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The minor girl, whose parents are daily wage labourers, was alone at home, when the accused took her on his motorcycle on the pretext of taking her to a birthday party, the official said.

A 12-year-old Dalit girl was allegedly abducted and raped by her neighbour on the pretext of taking her to a relative’s birthday party in Jhalawar district, police said today. The girl, a class 6 student, resident of Tailiyo ka Mohalla in Khanpur town, was allegedly abducted yesterday by Vijay Singh (22) while she was playing outside her home, Sub Inspector (SI) at Khanpur police station Surendra Singh said.

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The accused fled the town after allegedly committing the crime, he said. The minor girl, whose parents are daily wage labourers, was alone at home, when the accused took her on his motorcycle on the pretext of taking her to a birthday party, the official said.

The victim narrated the plight to her parents following which they approached the police and lodged a case against the accused by naming him, Singh said. Meanwhile, the police van of the Khanpur police station, taking the victim and her parents overturned today on the way to a community health centre (CHC), he said.

The victim’s father sustained minor hand injuries and the others escaped unhurt, Singh said. The girl has now been sent to district headquarter Jhalawar for medical examination, he added.

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Gurgaon: Three labourers die trying to rescue colleague from underground paint tank

While their colleague regained consciousness, the three labourers suffocated to death.

Three labourers died and one was injured during the clean-up of an underground paint tank in an auto component company in Gurgaon on Saturday.

The deceased have been identified as Raj Kumar, Rinku and Nanhe

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They died trying to rescue their colleague Binesh Kumar from the tank. While theysuffocated to death, Kumar regained consciousness during treatment.

The incident took place in JNJ electronics Ltd in Sector 37, when maintenance staff went to remove sludge at the bottom of the tank at around 10 am.

The maintenance supervisor and senior officials allegedly asked Kumar to enter the tank and remove the muck manually, without realising that gas inside the tank could prove fatal.

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"I entered the tank without any safety gears such as oxygen cylinder, mask and rope. I felt suffocated within two minutes after inhaling poisonous gas and became unconscious. When I gathered consciousness, I found myself on a hospital bed," Kumar said.

Another employee Vijay claimed that he too attempted to enter the tank, but the security staff asked him not to.

Gurugaon police PRO Ravinder Kumar said that an FIR has been registered against the company officials for causing death due to negligence. No arrests have been made so far.

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25,000 evacuated after flood fury hits Gujarat, Rajasthan; Army joins rescue efforts

Torrential rains continued to lash several parts of Gujarat, following which around 25,000 people have been evacuated to safety during the last two days. A high alert has been sounded as more than 20 highways of the state got submerged...Torrential rains continued to lash several parts of Gujarat, following which around 25,000 people have been evacuated to safety during the last two days. A high alert has been sounded as more than 20 highways of the state got submerged.

The flooding has affected Banaskantha, Sabarkantha, Anand, Patan and parts of Valsad districts in Gujarat. Around 11,000 people have been evacuated in Banaskantha district alone. 

In an upside, the water level receded on Monday after which traffic movement was restored on the Ahmedabad-Rajkot and Kutch-Morbi National Highways. However, 19 state highways as well as 102 internal roads in various parts of state are still closed due to waterlogging.

A dozen teams of NDRF have been stationed in various parts of North Gujarat and Saurashtra. Personnel from the Army and the BSF have been also been deployed. Six more teams have also been sent to the affected areas.

Gujarat has so far received almost 56.61 per cent of the total expected rainfall. The arid Kutch region received maximum rainfall of 73.61 per cent, followed by Saurashtra (70.74), North (55.57), South (50.01) and East-Central (43.20 per cent).

Vadgam, Dhanera, Amirgadh, Palanpur and Dantiwada taluka of Banskantha district received rainfall of 97 mm, 91 mm, 83 mm, 68 mm and 61 mm respectively. 

These places were followed by Umergam of Valsad (58mm), Deodar of Banaskantha (55 mm), Kaprada of Valsad (53 mm), Idar of Sabarkantha (52 mm), Tharad of Banaskantha (50 mm), Poshina of Sabarkantha (50mm), Siddhpur of Patan (48mm) and Vijaynagar of Sabarkantha (47mm). 

The MeT Centre here predicted that heavy to very heavy rain would occur at several places in Gujarat during the next two days. It also warned of extremely heavy rain at some places in Banskantha, Sabarkantha, Patan and Mehsana districts tomorrow.

Meanwhile, copious rains caused floods in adjoining Rajasthan leaving thousands of people marooned. 

A woman and her daughter were killed when the jeep they were travelling in was washed away by strong currents over a bridge across a canal in Kherwada police station limits in Udaipur in Rajasthan where downpour has resulted in inundation in Jalore, Pali and Sirohi districts.

Army and Air Force contingents have been rushed in to assist in relief and rescue operations. Four MI-17V5 helicopters were conducting sorties from bases in Jamnagar, Jodhpur and Phalodi. The road and rail network has also been affected in the region.

Incessant rain has thrown normal life out of gear in several areas in the three districts of otherwise parched Rajasthan, hitting road and rail transport. Two trains were terminated in Jodhpur Railway Division following waterlogging on Bhiladi-Samdari section.

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