Brutal Daylight Murder of Young Man in Kushinagar Sparks Police Response

A tragic incident unfolded in Kushinagar where a 22-year-old man was murdered in broad daylight, leading to a swift police response. The victim, identified as Nishant Singh, was attacked after a dispute with local youths. Despite being rushed to a medical facility, he was pronounced dead. Authorities have arrested the main suspect and are actively pursuing others involved. The police have increased their presence in the area to maintain order as investigations continue. This shocking event has raised concerns about safety in the community.

By Narendra Chaudhary Jan 1, 2026, 11:28 IST

Daylight Attack in Kushinagar

In a shocking incident in Kushinagar, assailants reportedly murdered a 22-year-old man by slitting his throat in broad daylight, prompting a significant police presence in the area. Authorities have confirmed the details.

The police reported that one suspect has been apprehended. This tragic event occurred on Wednesday near Judwania village, which falls under the jurisdiction of Kasya police station. The victim has been identified as Nishant Singh, also known as Shaktimaan, a resident of Ambapur Tola in Naukatola village and the son of Santosh Singh.

According to police accounts, Nishant was heading towards Judwania village, located a short distance from his home, when he reportedly had a dispute with some local youths from a neighboring village. Following the altercation, the attackers allegedly assaulted him with a sharp weapon and fled the scene.

Family members rushed the injured young man to the community health center in Kasya, from where he was referred to Kushinagar Medical College. Unfortunately, medical staff declared him dead upon arrival.

Additional Superintendent of Police Siddharth stated that the main suspect, Naushad Ansari, has been arrested, and efforts are underway to capture his accomplice. Meanwhile, a large police force has been deployed in the village as a precautionary measure, ensuring that the situation remains under control. Investigations are ongoing.