Chatra: Nearly 10 days after Kuldeep Kumar Dangi fled his residence located at Surahibag village under Itkhori block in Chatra after killing his wife, Savita Devi, on September 14, he was arrested from the Gaya railway station in Bihar on September 23.Sources said Kuldeep used to regularly assault his wife. On the night of September 14, he set Savita on fire after a quarrel with her. Kuldeeps mother, Diliya Devi, also suffered severe burn injuries while trying to save her daughter-in-law. Savita died on the spot, while Diliya was taken to the Chatra sadar hospital, from where doctors referred her to the Rajendra Institute of Medical Sciences (Rims), Ranchi. She succumbed to her injuries a few days later. Savitas father Parmeshwar Dangi lodged an FIR at the Itkhori police station. DSP Kedar Ram said Chatra SP Rakesh Ranjan received a tip-off that accused Kuldeep was sighted at the Gaya railway station. The SP formed a team led by the officer in-charge of the Itkhori police station, Vinod Kumar, and additional sub-inspector (ASI) Bunty Yadav. The police team reached Gaya station on Saturday and nabbed the accused. Kuldeep was brought to Itkhori. He confessed to his involvement in the incident during interrogation on Saturday evening. Kuldeep was sent to the Chatra jail, the DSP added.We also published the following articles recently1 dies, culvert caves in as rain pounds ChatraHeavy rain in Chatra district in Jharkhand has caused significant damage, including the collapse of a lifeline culvert and the drowning of a man in a rain-fed river. The culvert, which connected dozens of villages, was washed away by the gushing water, forcing residents to take a longer route. The body of the drowned man was recovered after a search operation. The heavy rain has also damaged kutcha houses in different areas of the district.Chatra MP raises security issue with Dhanbad DRMBJP MP Sunil Kr Singh has raised concerns about the lack of security officials on the Sambalpur-Jammu Tawi Express, which was recently robbed. The train had 20 coaches, but only three unarmed security personnel. Singh has questioned why the railway officials were unaware of the robbery when the train reached the station. The area where the robbery took place has a history of Naxal threats, leading to a long-standing order for security personnel to remain unarmed.Chatra villagers carry patient on cot across river for hospitalisationResidents of Hesatu village in Chatra, India, carried an accident victim on a cot across a nullah and a rain-fed river to reach an ambulance waiting on the other side. The victim, Munarik Baiga, had suffered a fracture in his hip bone and there was no proper road out of the village. Around 50 men took turns carrying Munarik for almost four hours to cover the four-kilometer distance. The incident highlights the lack of infrastructure in remote areas.

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