The series of murders in love and hatred is not stopping in Jharkhand, know what psychologists say


Jharkhand News: In Jharkhand, on May 3, several pieces of human body were recovered from a forest in Borio police station area of ​​Sahibganj district. The very next day, the police found out that these pieces of the dead body belonged to Maloti Soren, an Anganwadi worker. This hair-raising incident was not done by anyone else, but by her husband Talu Kisku along with his three companions. The reason for killing his wife was that Talu Kisku had fallen in love with another woman and for some months he started keeping her as his wife. In the passion of second love, he not only killed his wife, but also threw her dead body into pieces in the forest.

Earlier, on December 16-17, a similar incident took place in the same police station area of ​​the same district. After the murder of a girl named Rebika Pahadin of the primitive tribe, the incident of cutting her dead body into 50 pieces had shocked everyone. Dildar Ansari, who had a love marriage with Rebecca only a month and a half ago, along with his mother, maternal uncle and relatives, hatched such a sinister plan to kill her and hide her. The doctors also shuddered while doing the postmortem of Rebecca’s bones and the remaining pieces of flesh.

Class 12 student burnt alive

And in Jharkhand’s sub-capital Dumka, Shahrukh and his accomplice Naeem set fire to Ankita Singh, a class 12 student, in August last year. It was a matter of one sided love. On the night of August 22, 2022, he threatened Ankita to kill her on the phone and a few hours later at five in the morning when everyone in the house was sleeping, Shahrukh sprinkled petrol through the window on Ankita sleeping alone in the room and After that it was set on fire. When Shah Rukh, the accused in the incident, was being taken to jail after being arrested, after the video of his shameless laughter went viral, lakhs of people across the country, especially on social media, showed anger over this incident.

daughter killed father

On the other hand, on the night of June 29 last year in Jamshedpur, a famous person Kanhaiya Singh was murdered on the steps of his house. The entire city was shocked when the police revealed the matter after forming an SIT. His daughter Aparna along with her lover Rajveer Singh had conspired this murder. She was considering father Kanhaiya Singh as an obstacle in the way of her love. The father presented a diamond ring to Aparna on her birthday. He gave this ring to his lover for the murder of his father, so that by selling it the amount of betel nut could be given to his shooter. Aparna kept guiding the shooter over the phone about his activities for the murder of his father.

sister killed younger brother

Last year, in Patratu of Ramgarh district, a girl named Chanchal Kumari, along with her lover, killed her younger brother Rohit and buried the body in the same quarter where she lived alone. After several weeks, the police revealed this incident. In fact, such incidents of bloodshed in the passion of love and hatred have become common in Jharkhand. DSP Vikas Chandra Srivastava, posted at the Investigation and Training School of Jharkhand Police, says that such incidents cannot be stopped through policing.

What did the police say in such cases?

The criminals who plan such crimes while sitting inside the four walls of the house are not professionals so that they can be prevented from committing crimes by keeping them under the surveillance of the police. The reasons for this should be sought somewhere in the decline in social, family and moral values ​​and their solution can also be found there. It is definitely the responsibility of the police to gather evidence in such cases with scientific investigation and prepare strong chargesheets and diaries and show readiness to punish them strictly from the courts. If the practice of speedy trial and strict punishment is developed in such crimes, then it will definitely create a fear among the criminals.

What does psychology have to say?

Dr. Dharmendra Kumar, lecturer and counselor of psychology at Jharkhand’s Kolhan University, says that one of the major reasons for the ongoing trend of such incidents is personality and mental disorders arising out of today’s complicated lifestyle. The way anger, and impractical aspirations are dominating the youth and teenagers, the results are coming in front of us in the form of such incidents.

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