Tragic Murder of 11-Year-Old in Satna Shocks Community
Shocking Incident in Satna
Satna News: A horrifying incident has emerged from Satna district in Madhya Pradesh. In the Siddharth Nagar area of the city, an 11-year-old boy was brutally murdered with a sharp weapon. After committing the crime, the perpetrator concealed the child's body in a blue drum located inside the house and locked it from the outside before fleeing the scene. This shocking event has sent shockwaves throughout the neighborhood. Currently, the police have recovered the weapon used in the murder, a sickle, and have initiated a search for the suspect.
Victim Identified as 11-Year-Old Badal Rajak
The incident took place in the Bank Colony ward number 8 of the Kolgawa police station area. The victim has been identified as Shivraj, also known as Badal Rajak, who was a fifth-grade student. Badal's mother, Asha Rajak, works as a domestic helper. On Monday, when Asha and her elder son returned home from work, they found the door locked from the outside.
After a considerable time without any sign of Badal, they alerted the police. Upon arrival, the police broke open the door and were horrified by the scene inside. Blood splatters were visible on the walls and pillows. Upon opening the blue drum found in the house, they discovered Badal's bloodied body. The assailant had inflicted multiple wounds on the child's neck with a sharp weapon.
Accusations Against Suspect Matura
Badal's elder sister, Sejal Rajak, has accused a young man named Matura of being behind this heinous act. According to Sejal, Matura had been pressuring their mother to marry him. After the family rejected his advances, he frequently threatened them.
Sejal tearfully recounted that he often said he would harm the children if he was not allowed to marry their mother. They had tried to reason with him, but he remained unyielding. At the time of the incident, Badal was alone at home, which the suspect exploited to carry out this horrific crime.
Police on the Hunt for the Fugitive
When the police arrived at Matura's residence, they found it locked, and his phone was switched off. Following the report of the incident, Assistant Superintendent of Police (ASP) Shivesh Singh Baghel arrived at the scene with a significant police presence. Forensic teams and fingerprint experts were summoned to investigate. The sickle used in the murder was also recovered from the scene.
ASP Shivesh Singh Baghel stated that they received information about an 11-year-old boy being missing. Upon breaking into the house, they discovered the body inside the drum. Preliminary investigations suggest this is a murder case. Based on family statements, several suspects have been identified, and three special police teams have been dispatched to apprehend the culprits. The victim's family has been renting in the area for the past year and currently resides near Priya Nursery in Bank Colony. Badal was the youngest among three siblings.