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Man Accused of Harassing Two Minors in Bihar's Jamui Shot in Leg by Cops, 2 Arrested
Police say Nandan Yadav was shot in the leg after evading arrest in a case that led to an FIR, an SIT and three minors being detained.
- On Tuesday, Bihar Police shot Nandan Yadav in the leg during a reported 'half encounter' in Jamui. Yadav, the main accused in the minor harassment case, had evaded arrest until officers tracked him down.
- The incident occurred on September 19 when youths harassed two minors returning from coaching classes in Jamui. A video of the assault surfaced online, sparking widespread outrage and prompting police action.
- Following public outcry, police registered an FIR under the POCSO Act and BNS, constituting a Special Investigation Team. Authorities detained three minors and initiated steps for the 'takedown of the video.'
- The Bihar Women Commission has sought a detailed report from the administration regarding the incident. This triggered criticism of the BJP-led government over the safety of women and girls.
- Earlier, Bishwajeet Dayal noted the SIT was conducting raids to arrest all culprits involved. Police also alleged that Yadav is involved in the illegal trade of sand and liquor.
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One of the accused in custody after being shot by the police in the leg
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Bihar teen harassment case: Key perpetrator held after encounter
Jamui: The key accused in the harassment of teens in Jamui, Bihar, was apprehended on Tuesday, September 22, after he was shot in the leg. There has been no official confirmation of the encounter as of yet. The accused was identified as Nandan Yadav, and Jamui Superintendent Bishwajeet Dayal has confirmed that three of the … Get the latest updates in Hyderabad City News, Technology, Entertainment, Sports, Politics and Top Stories on WhatsApp & T…
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