US EditionMassive protest breaks out in Patna's Atal Path after two children were found dead in car in Indrapuri area
Protests at Atal Path intensified after siblings were found dead in a car; police cite lack of evidence for homicide and warn against violent demonstrations.
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Violent protest erupts in Patna over death of two children, five police personnel injured
Violent protests broke out in Patna on Monday evening following the death of two minor siblings whose bodies were discovered inside a parked car in the city's Indrapuri area on August 15. The agitation, which erupted on the Atal Path, saw hundreds of locals alleging foul play in the children's deaths and demanding justice. Visuals from the protest site showed agitators halting traffic, setting vehicles ablaze, and confronting police personnel. S…
In the Atal Path area of Patna, family members and local people pelted stones on the police over the death of two minor children. The mob broke the windows of several vehicles and set them on fire. The family members are accusing the police of murdering the children while the police are calling it a death due to suffocation. The police have resorted to lathicharge to control the situation.
Massive protest breaks out in Patna's Atal Path after two children were found dead in car in Indrapuri area
SP Diksha said that the protestors gathered at the Atal Path as they suspected some people in the case, but the police were not given prior information regarding the gathering.
Family Protests Turn Violent in Patna Following Death of Siblings, Vehicles Set Ablaze
In Patna, the capital of Bihar, a protest over the deaths of a brother and sister escalated into violence. The family and supporters took to Atal Path, where they damaged multiple vehicles and set some on fire. Police also faced stone-pelting from the protesters. The clashes left several people injured as authorities attempted to manage the situation. The siblings were found dead inside a car in the Indrapuri area near Patna on August 15th. The …
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