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15 massacred in carnages
By Our Staff Correspondent
PATNA, JUNE 27. At least 15 persons, including a woman and four
children, were massacred in three separate incidents of carnages
reported from East Champaran, Khagari and Lakhisarai districts
yesterday.
According to the police, bandits in East Champaran district
dragged out at least nine people from Mananpur village under
Govindganj police station on the pretext of settling a village
dispute but later forcibly made them board a boat. However, two
of them managed to escape. The other seven were taken, hands
tied, to the middle of the Gandak river, presently in spate,
where the dacoits killed six of them, one by one, and dumped them
into the river last night.
The seventh one, Shivnath Mahio, taking a risk, jumped into the
river, notwithstanding the handicap of his hands being tied. As
luck would have it, the currents brought him close to the bank,
where fishermen pulled him out .
In the second incident, the wife of Suresh Singh and his four
children were killed over a land dispute.
The third incident of carnage was reported from Lakhisarai. Over
a dozen criminals attacked Rajpur panchayat under Piri Bazaar and
shot dead four people of the same caste.
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