Police administration has taken major action in the famous Rambabu Tiwari suicide case of Kaushambi district of Uttar Pradesh. In this case, SP Kaushambi Rajesh Kumar has put the line on Saini Kotwali SHO Brijesh Kumar Karwaria with immediate effect on charges of negligence. Along with this, the outpost incharge Pathrawa Alok Rai and the prosecuting Krishna Swaroop have been suspended. The command of Saini Kotwali has now been handed over to Santosh Kumar Sharma.
Bhup Narayan Pal, the main accused and village head in this case, is still absconding. The SP has declared a reward of 25 thousand rupees to catch him. This case is from Lohnda village of Saini Kotwali, where on June 4, Rambabu Tiwari committed suicide by consuming poison just a short distance from Saini police station.
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Rambabu wrote a suicide note on his stomach and chest himself alleging that village head Bhup Narayan Pal, his brother and some associates implicated his son in a false rape case with the connivance of the police. It was also written in the suicide note that he pleaded with the police and administration for the innocence of the son several times, but there was no hearing.
Hurt by this, he gave his life. In the case, the police have registered a case on the tahrir of the family of the deceased in serious sections against the village head Bhup Narayan Pal and his four associates, out of which two accused have been sent to jail.
After the post-mortem on June 5, when the family was returning to the village with the dead body, they blocked the Kanpur-Prayagraj National Highway and blocked the body and created a ruckus. Despite the persuasion of the police, when the situation worsened, the mob shocked the police team. After this, the police used mild force to chase the crowd and restore traffic.
In this case, the police have registered a case against 10 nominated and 25 unidentified people, who are accused of jamming highways, damaging government property and attacking the police.