Former MLA Beaten To Death Over Land Dispute In UP, Claims Son
Sanjeev Munna, the son of the overdue MLA alleged that his father was once overwhelmed by way of a bunch of folks.
Lakhimpur Kheri:
Former MLA Nirvendra Kumar Mishra was once allegedly overwhelmed to dying over a land dispute on Sunday.
The incident came about close to the boundaries of police station Sampurnagar in Trikolia house in Uttar Pradesh.
“There was once a dispute referring to land within the presence of former MLA Narendra Mishra. There was once a minor skirmish over the land dispute and the placement escalated, right through which he were given injured and was once taken to CHC Palia the place he was once declared introduced lifeless,” SP Satyendra Kumar Singh advised journalists.
Lakshmi Singh IG vary Lucknow stated, “An individual Kishore Kumar Gupta took ownership of his land. The previous MLA was once provide and he protested towards that. Throughout the protest, the previous MLA fell down. Within the injured state he was once dropped at CHC clinic in Palia the place he was once declared lifeless. As in step with eyewitnesses, there was once no harm on his frame. The reason for dying will probably be recognized after put up mortem.”
Additional investigation is underway, Lakshmi Singh stated.
The IG additional stated, “Criminal motion was once taken towards the overdue MLA and his son Prior to now over the land dispute.”
Sanjeev Munna, the son of the overdue MLA alleged that his father was once overwhelmed by way of a bunch of folks.
“My father was once overwhelmed by way of the gang of people that got here there and I used to be additionally overwhelmed by way of them. My father died at the spot,” Munna stated.
He stated, “There have been about 40 folks and after the incident, we were given cling of a few folks however Palia CO got here and launched them and in addition hit my mom and my spouse with lathis.”
Nirvendra Kumar Mishra aka Munna was once a former Unbiased MLA from Nighasan meeting constituency three times.
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