Shravasti Police Register Case Against Four Over Alleged Attack; Victim Claims No Arrest

A case that has raised questions about the police response has been reported from Chandan Kudi village in the Bhinga Kotwali area of Shravasti. It is alleged that relatives called a young man, Itwari, to their house and then attacked him with sticks and clubs. A woman who reached the spot after hearing the cries and tried to intervene was also allegedly beaten.

Bhinga Kotwali police have registered a case against four people. However, the victim has alleged that no arrest has been made so far. He has also alleged that the accused were called to the police station and later sent back.

According to the details of the case, Itwari had been called to the house of his relatives. It is alleged that Putti, Raidas, Shankar and Putti’s wife attacked him together. The assault allegedly involved sticks, clubs, kicks and punches.

Nankai, who reached the spot to stop the attack, was also allegedly beaten. Itwari suffered a serious injury to his head in the incident.

On the basis of the complaint submitted by the victim, police registered a case against the four named accused. The case has been registered, but the victim has questioned why no arrest has followed.

Itwari has alleged that despite the registration of the case, police did not arrest the accused. Instead, he claims they were called to the police station and sent back. The allegation has raised questions about the action taken by the Bhinga Kotwali police.

Several hours after the incident, the victim and his family have allegedly been forced to move between the police, the police station and hospitals. They are seeking action in the case and relief after the assault.

The source includes a statement from injured victim Itwari and another statement from the victim’s wife.

The case has left the victim’s family asking why the four accused have not been arrested even after a case was registered against them. The family has also questioned whether it will continue to be made to visit the police station and hospitals while waiting for justice.