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Killer of 12 year old child hanged himself in police station, 5 policemen suspended for negligence:

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News India Live, Digital Desk: of Ranchi Namkum Police Station On Thursday (5 March 2026), accused Jagai Munda committed suicide by hanging himself with a blanket cover in the police lockup. After the incident, there was panic in the police department and immediate action was taken against the culprits.

Key Highlights

Custodial suicide: The accused Jagai Munda was arrested for kidnapping and murder of the child. He hanged himself inside the police station using the blanket cover given to him to protect himself from the cold.

Attack on policemen: The SSP has suspended 5 policemen on duty with immediate effect. Apart from this, departmental inquiry has been recommended against two others. Action has also been initiated against Namkum police station in-charge.

Formation of Inquiry Committee: Ranchi Police spokesperson and DSP Amar Pandey said that a high level committee has been formed to investigate the matter in depth. The post-mortem of the body has been done at RIMS in the presence of the magistrate.

Full story: Revenge and murder of innocent person

This case is related to love affair and revenge:

illicit relation: Accused Jagai Munda was in a relationship with a 32-year-old woman (mother of the child) from Khunti for the last 6 years.

Controversy and Threats: When the woman started maintaining distance from Jagai, he became angry. On March 1, he had threatened the woman that if she stopped meeting him, he would kill her son.

Kidnapping and murder: On March 2, Jagai kidnapped a 12-year-old boy, took him to the forests of Bhuiandih and strangled him to death.

Arrest: On March 3, on the complaint of the mother, the police arrested the accused and on his information the child’s body was recovered from the forest.

police challenge

This case of custodial death has raised serious questions on the security system of the police. According to the rules of the Human Rights Commission (NHRC), judicial inquiry into such incidents is mandatory.

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