Manpreet Singh
Fattu Dhinga, December 6 (Amandeep Kaur) — Two separate robbery incidents occurred in Daddwindi village during the night, one around midnight and the other at 4 AM, targeting migrant workers.
Ram Prashad Rishi, a resident of Hatwar Dola, District Kishanganj (Bihar), reported that on December 5 at around 8:15 PM, after completing some personal work at a petrol pump near Chak Kotla, he was heading back to his residence on his motorbike. On the way to Daddwindi, a person approached him from behind and grabbed him. When he screamed for help, another assailant covered his mouth, while a third attacker struck him on the head with a blunt object. They snatched his money and fled. Ram Prashad mentioned that one of the attackers was of medium build, whom they could recognize if seen again. He is currently receiving treatment at the Civil Hospital, Sultanpur Lodhi.
In a similar incident, Rajesh Mandal, a migrant worker residing in Daddwindi, recounted that around 4 AM, their entire family was asleep when someone called out his wife’s name, Pooja Devi, and claimed that the light bulb in their home was broken. Thinking it was someone they knew, Pooja opened the door. At that moment, one of the assailants quickly covered her mouth, while two others forcibly entered, demanding money and a mobile phone. When they refused, the
robbers threatened to harm their 4-year-old daughter, Suman. During the struggle, the child was injured when she was thrown against the wall, and Rajesh Mandal was also severely beaten. Rajesh confirmed that he could identify the robbers if they were seen again.
SI Sarabjit Singh, the Chowki Incharge of Mothanwala, confirmed receiving the information about the robbery incidents. He stated that the victims have been admitted to Civil Hospital Sultanpur Lodhi, and their statements will be documented. He assured that the suspects will be apprehended soon, and legal actions will follow.
