Three Brothers Sentenced to Life Imprisonment for 2001 Murder in Agra

A local court in Agra has sentenced three brothers to life imprisonment for the murder of a young man that occurred nearly 24 years ago. The verdict, delivered by Judge Neeraj Kumar Mahajan, follows a lengthy trial that included witness testimonies and a post-mortem report. The case, which began with an FIR filed by the victim's father, highlights the long journey of justice in this tragic incident. The court also imposed a fine on the convicted individuals, marking a significant moment in the pursuit of justice for the victim's family.

By Narendra Chaudhary Dec 25, 2025, 08:55 IST

Life Sentences for Agra Murder Case

In a significant ruling, a local court in Agra, Uttar Pradesh, has sentenced three brothers to life imprisonment nearly 24 years after the murder of a young man in the Fatehabad area. The verdict was delivered by Additional District and Sessions Judge Neeraj Kumar Mahajan.

According to Additional District Government Advocate Narendra Singh, the court found the brothers guilty of killing Raj Bahadur's son on April 23, 2001. Following the incident, Raj Bahadur filed a First Information Report (FIR) against the accused at the Fatehabad police station, reporting that his son had been shot dead.

The court imposed life sentences on Karua alias Radheshyam, Arun Kumar, and Umesh Kumar, along with a fine of ₹1.20 lakh. Charges against the accused were framed on April 2, 2002. After a lengthy trial, the court reached its decision based on the post-mortem report, testimonies from the complainant, and other witnesses.