Rajasthan: Bulldozer was run on the house of Rasool Mohammad alias Bablu Khan, accused of murder of a minor student in Nagaur, following the government’s order, the house was demolished with the bulldozer.

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Rajasthan: Following the government’s order, a bulldozer was run on the house of Rasool Mohammad alias Bablu Khan, accused of murder of a minor student in Nagaur, Rajasthan. The accused had built this house by occupying the land, on which the Nagaur Tehsildar pasted a notice and on Monday the administration started action to remove the encroachment. This entire action continued for about 2 hours. The entire house was demolished with bulldozers.

murdered and hid the body in a pit

Regarding this action, Nagaur CO Omprakash said, “The accused murdered a minor child. He dug a pit and hid the body in it. The body was recovered after 14 days. The government and administration took this decision, which was implemented by the police. “Brought in.”

The accused confessed to the crime during interrogation

Let us tell you that a 17-year-old minor student studying in class 11 had gone missing from Nagaur city on January 19. The father lodged a case of kidnapping in the Kotwali police station. After this, the police investigated and interrogated the suspicious people. The police also detained Rasool Mohammad alias Bablu Khan and interrogated him. The accused confessed that he committed the murder. The dead body was sealed in a plastic bag and hidden in a heap of dung.

Dead body buried in cow dung recovered

Following the trail of the accused, the police recovered the body buried in cow dung on 2 February. After this, on 3 February, Hindu organizations and social organizations staged a protest in Nagaur city. During the protest, a demand was raised that the house of the accused was built on illegal land and a bulldozer should be used on it. The police administration asked for five days’ time and carried out this action.