Dewas (MP): Bhim Army chief Chandrashekhar Azad on Saturday met relatives of the five members of a Dalit family who were killed at Nemawar town in Madhya Pradesh's Dewas district, and demanded a CBI probe. I have come here from Delhi to make MP Chief Minister Shivraj Singh Chouhan break his silence on the gruesome killings. We will not sit quiet until a CBI probe is ordered," he told reporters.
The bodies of Mamata Balai (45), her daughters Rupali (21) and Divya (14) as well as relatives Puja (15) and Pawan (14), all of whom had been missing since May 13, were found buried in an agricultural field on June 29. As per the police, Surendra Rajput, who was in a relationship with Rupali but was about to marry another girl, was behind the murders.
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Rajput allegedly got angry after Rupali wrote a post on social media containing wrong information about the girl. He, along with his brother Virendra and friends Vivek Tiwari, Rajkumar, Manoj Korku and Karan Korku killed five members of the family and buried them in the field, police claimed. All six accused have been arrested.
(PTI)
