Upon interrogation, the accused disclosed that at about 5 am on Tuesday they caught the deceased, identified as Isar lurking around the area. They suspected he was a thief and when he was unable to respond properly to their questions, they tied him up to an electric pole and thrashed him.
In a shocking incident a man was allegedly beaten to death on the suspicion of being a thief at Nand Nagri on Tuesday. 26-year-old Isar succumbed to his injuries in his house.
"The body of the deceased was found on the road opposite ITI, Nand Nagri. It is a case of hit and run. No public witness was found at the spot," said police.
As per the investigation, it was found that all three passengers were travelling in an e-rickshaw from Mandoli Chungi to Shahdara. Upon reaching near Nand Nagri area, smoke started coming out of the e-rickshaw.
According to DCP Nagpur Police Vijaykant Sagar, the couple living in the house in Atharva Nagri on Besa-Pipla Road, had brought the girl for work. They locked the girl in the bathroom and left, leaving some bread packets for her to eat.
Speaking to Dawn, Imran Bhatti, the pastor of the Jaranwala tehsil said that the Salvation Army Church, United Presbyterian Church, Allied Foundation Church and Shehroonwala Church located in Isa Nagri region were ransacked.
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