Sunday, June 22, 2025
HomeNews ReportsJharkhand: Sarbari Khatun ties two bricks around 5-year-old step-grandson's neck and throws him into...

Jharkhand: Sarbari Khatun ties two bricks around 5-year-old step-grandson’s neck and throws him into the well to ‘avenge’ humiliation

The accused stated she committed the act because she had been humiliated frequently by the victim's parents and wanted to teach them a lesson.

In an incident fueled by revenge, a 55-year-old woman named Sarbari Khatun killed her 5-year-old grandson in the Hazaribag district in Jharkhand. The woman, a resident of Ulang village under Katkamasandi police station was arrested and sent to jail on Friday, September 15.

The police said that the accused threw her minor grandson into the well to avenge the humiliation committed by the victim’s parents.

Narrating what had transpired, Officer-in-Charge of Katkamasandi police station, Prakash Mishra said that the victim identified as Faizal Ansari Roz, and his similar-aged relatives used to come home together after studying in an Anganwadi centre. However, the relative came home alone on Thursday, September 14.

Worried by the sudden disappearance of Faizal Ansari Roz, his family members and villagers started searching for him and found his slippers near a well, Officer-in-Charge of Katkamasandi police station, Prakash Mishra added.

On Thursday evening, the boy’s body was found from the well, with two bricks tied around his neck.

During the investigation, the police suspected that a family member was involved.

The deceased boy’s father was also suspicious of his stepmother Sarbari Khatun’s behaviour and included her name in his police complaint.

Mishra stated Khatun broke down during an intense interrogation at the police station and admitted to murdering the child.

The accused stated she committed the act because she had been humiliated frequently by the victim’s parents and wanted to teach them a lesson.

Join OpIndia's official WhatsApp channel

  Support Us  

For likes of 'The Wire' who consider 'nationalism' a bad word, there is never paucity of funds. They have a well-oiled international ecosystem that keeps their business running. We need your support to fight them. Please contribute whatever you can afford

OpIndia Staff
OpIndia Staffhttps://www.opindia.com
Staff reporter at OpIndia

Related Articles

Trending now

Congress comes out in support of Iran to appease its ‘Muslim vote bank’, blames Modi govt for not choosing sides: Read how India has...

Had India been actively choosing sides and resorted to partisanship in global conflicts, we would have had to bear the brunt of hampered trade relations, alienation of friendly nations and unintentional entanglement in wars that we did not start.

From India-Pakistan to Rwanda-Congo, Trump claims credit for another agreement and pushes for a Nobel he never earned

As conflicts continue across regions, Trump’s claim of bringing peace appears exaggerated. India denied any foreign role in its ceasefire with Pakistan, while African leaders say peace talks predated Trump’s involvement by years.
- Advertisement -