Alwar, September 14 (Daily Kiran) : In Alwar, Rajasthan, police have detained three individuals, including a named suspect, in connection with the deaths of three young men. The incident occurred in the Moti Nagar area of the Aravali Vihar police station jurisdiction. Authorities are conducting extensive inquiries and searching for additional suspects involved in the case.
Superintendent of Police Sudhir Chaudhary confirmed that action is being taken under the registered FIR. One named suspect has been apprehended, while two others are currently in custody for questioning regarding their involvement in the incident. The police are actively pursuing leads to identify any other individuals connected to the case.
Given the seriousness of the situation, law enforcement has formed eight teams to investigate, supervised by three RPS officers and five station chiefs. Police teams are reviewing CCTV footage from the area and executing raids at potential hideouts of the suspects.
According to family members, the victims—21-year-old Jitendra Rajput, also known as Chhotu; 22-year-old Yuvraj Saini; and 21-year-old Himanshu—had visited the Bhuarasiddh Temple on Saturday evening. They were expected to return home shortly, with Yuvraj’s family even receiving a call indicating he would arrive soon. Tragically, shortly thereafter, the families received news of the young men’s deaths.
Upon arriving at the hospital, the families were devastated. They reported that the scene at the site of the incident was alarming, with one victim’s head severely crushed and another’s hand also injured. Multiple injuries were evident on all three bodies.
Witnesses noted a significant amount of blood on the road and tire marks nearby. Based on these observations, the families believe the young men’s deaths were not the result of a simple traffic accident, but rather a brutal murder. The true cause and sequence of events will only become clear following the police investigation.
Following the news of the deaths, a large crowd of family and community members gathered at Rajiv Gandhi General Hospital. Outraged, they blocked the entrance and began a protest, demanding the arrest of the perpetrators and strict action in the case. With the detention of the named suspect and two others, the investigation is now progressing. Police are piecing together the details based on CCTV footage, evidence from the scene, and testimonies from those in custody.
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