Rajasthan News: A case of dispute over burning of lifeless physique of a pair has come to gentle in Sawaimadhopur, Rajasthan. On Saturday, a husband and spouse died suspiciously in Khatupura village of Mantown police station space. After this, the villagers have been taking the crematorium for the final rites, however the way in which was stuffed with water. After this, the villagers began burning the lifeless physique on Sivaychak floor, a dispute broke out over this.
As quickly as the data was acquired, Mantown police station officer Jagdish Chandra reached the spot with a gun and calmed down the matter by convincing each the events. After this, each the our bodies have been cremated within the outdated cremation floor itself.
Water crammed path to crematorium
Water crammed path to crematorium
According to the data, 60-year-old Padam and his 56-year-old spouse Kesar, residents of Khatupura, died suspiciously. The street resulting in the cremation floor of the village was blocked attributable to water logging beneath the railway monitor. In such a scenario, the villagers and members of the family began cremating the lifeless our bodies at Sivayachak land situated close to the railway monitor. For this, wooden was additionally put there, however the homeowners of close by farms opposed it.
Police officers arrived because the dispute escalated
As the dispute escalated, the police administration got here into motion. Police of Mantown police station reached the spot and pacified each the events. After this, the police station officer took each the our bodies to the outdated cremation floor and acquired the final rites carried out there. Additional Superintendent of Police and Deputy Superintendent of Police together with the QRT crew stood on the street away from the incident website and stored an eye fixed on the matter. After the dispute ended the cops returned.
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