Banda College Horror: Student Attacked With Cutter Over Old Enmity
A student was attacked with a cutter at Ranchhordas Inter College in Banda over a personal dispute. Police have arrested two suspects.
In a shocking incident that has sent ripples through the academic community in Uttar Pradesh, a student was brutally attacked with a cutter while heading to take an examination at Ranchhordas Inter College. The violent assault, rooted in a long-standing personal dispute, occurred as the victim was arriving at the institution to appear for his papers.
The Ambush and the Aftermath
The victim, a resident of Khaptihakalan village in Banda, was targeted by attackers who waited for him on his way to the college. The attackers used a cutter to assault the student, turning a day of academic evaluation into a scene of violence.
Following the attack, the victim's brother, Rambabu, approached the Pailani police station on Wednesday to seek justice. In his formal complaint, Rambabu named two fellow village residents, Shivam (son of Deepu) and Priyanshu (son of Raju), as the perpetrators behind the assault.
Swift Police Action
Taking immediate cognizance of the gravity of the crime, the local police mobilized specialized teams to track down the suspects. Under the direct guidance of Superintendent of Police Palash Bansal, the operation was executed as part of a broader crackdown on criminals and wanted offenders in the region.
The police efficiency paid off, as both Shivam and Priyanshu were apprehended within 24 hours of the incident. During the arrests, the authorities successfully recovered the cutter that had been used in the attack.
Legal Proceedings and Arrests
The arrested duo has been booked under case number 234/26. The police have charged them under Sections 109 and 352 of the Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita (BNS). Following their arrest, the accused were presented before a court for further legal proceedings.
The police team credited with the swift arrests included:
- Sub-Inspector Krishna Pratap Singh
- Head Constable Dhirendra Singh
- Head Constable Anil Kumar