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Children club father to death in Jharkhand

Two sons and a daughter killed their father and disposed of his body in the suburbs of Latehar, around 100 km northwest of Jharkhand capital Ranchi, according to the police in Chatra.

Updated on: Mar 29, 2014 03:23 PM IST
Hindustan Times | By , Chatra
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Two sons and a daughter killed their father and disposed of his body in the suburbs of Latehar, around 100 km northwest of Jharkhand capital Ranchi, according to the police in Chatra.

Family dispute is reported to be the reason behind their extreme step.

The deceased has been identified as Ramkeshwar Rajak. He was headmaster in a government upgraded middle school in Jamuna village.

The police have arrested the deceased's daughter Lalita Kumari (25), sons Anil Rajak (22) and Sunil Rajak (18) in this connection. They have been sent to jail.

The family members had initially reported to the police that their father had not returned home since leaving for Latehar to attend a training relating to forthcoming elections. However, investigation into the case disclosed their involvement, the police said, adding, the victim had a heated altercation with his children around 4.00 pm on March 23 on returning home after attending an election-related training. The headmaster left home after the quarrel in anger. His body was recovered on March 24.

The police said the deceased often had altercations with his wife who suspected him of having an extra-marital affair.

The police haven't arrested the deceased's wife, Basanti Devi and two other younger children who were reportedly present in the house at the time of the incident.

"Their role is under scanner," said police said.

 
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