North India Statesman
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News India Live, Digital Desk: A news has come out from Hazaribagh district of Jharkhand which has shocked not only the police department but every person in the society who believes in relationships. A father brings up his son in the hope that he will support him in old age, but this incident of Hazaribagh proved that when the fire of greed rises, even blood becomes the enemy.
A son ended his own father’s life just for a government job and a small piece of property. It gives goosebumps to hear how a human being can be so cruel.
the scary truth of the incident
When this incident came to light in Ichak or surrounding areas of Hazaribagh (depending on the context), initially everyone thought that perhaps some outside criminal or thief might have entered the house. But when the police started connecting the links of the investigation, the truth was much scarier. The murderer was none other than the beloved son of the same house.
That blind race for job and money
The surprising thing is that the reason for the murder was ‘Compassionate Appointment’ job. According to the rules of our country, if a government employee dies while in service, his dependent gets the job. Just this greed numbed the son’s mind. He felt that after his father’s death, he would sit on that chair and live a comfortable life. In search of this “comfort” he sacrificed his father’s love and favors.
Police alertness and arrest of the culprit
It is said that ‘the hand of the law is long and the pot of sin must be filled one day.’ The police were suspicious of the son’s actions and statements from the beginning. When rigorous interrogation took place, layers began to be revealed and the ‘son’ confessed to his crime. Today he is in the custody of the police and is regretting his actions behind the bars, although that regret may also just be a means of avoiding punishment.
This is not just a murder, it is a warning
This news forces us to think what upbringing and what values are we giving to our children? Has our coming generation become so insensitive that relationships have no value left for them? Property, money and status all remain here, but only his deeds and values go with a person.
This incident of Hazaribagh has tainted Jharkhand. Today there is silence in that village, only the echo of police vehicles. A silence that scares us and reminds us that there is no disease worse than greed.
The fight for justice will continue, but this wound on the face of society will take years to heal.
