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Zila Parishad Member’s Husband Shot Dead in Sitamarhi; Villagers Question Bihar Police Inaction

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Digital Desk | Patna, Sep 12 (IANS) Baidyanath Mahto, husband of Zila Parishad member Khushdil Devi from Constituency No. 13, was shot dead by unidentified assailants during his morning walk in Kethariya village under the Dumra police station area in Sitamarhi district on Saturday. The people of the area expressed their anger at the Bihar Police's inaction in the case. Mahto had stepped out of his home for a morning walk when the attackers all…
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Vaidyanath Mahato, the husband of a district councilor, was shot dead in Sitamarhi. The murder is believed to have been motivated by opposition to the liquor trade. People attacked the police and set the accused's house on fire. Bihar Hindi News

District council representative Baidyanath Mahato, who was out for a morning walk in Dumra, Sitamarhi, was shot eight times by four criminals.

·India
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In Sitamarhi, the husband of a District Council member was shot and killed. Following this, local residents created a massive uproar. The mob chased a police team. The Superintendent of Police's vehicle was also damaged.

In Sitamarhi, District Council representative Baidyanath Mahato, who was out for a morning walk on Saturday morning, was shot and killed by criminals. The incident occurred near the Patharia crematorium near the Ketharia-Rampatti Square in the Dumra police station area. The criminals targeted Baidyanath Mahato and fired continuously. He was hit by approximately eight bullets, killing him on the spot. The criminals fled the scene after the incide…

·Bhopal, India
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Dainik Bhaskar broke the news in Bhopal, India on Saturday, September 12, 2026.
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