Jhunjhunu police have achieved a major breakthrough in the high-profile Dennis Bawaria murder case, arresting three main accused who were found begging in the general compartment of the Sachkhand Express. During their evasion, the accused were struggling with financial hardship and attempting to evade police by changing trains across multiple states.
Dennis Bawaria Murder Case: Jhunjhunu police have arrested three key accused, Hitesh, Prashant alias Pokhar, and Ajay alias Sandeep, in the Dennis Bawaria murder case. These accused had been absconding for a month and were begging on trains to survive due to financial distress. Police apprehended them from the Sachkhand Express, which was traveling from Aurangabad to Delhi. Investigations revealed that to conceal their identities, the accused had been changing trains and moving across several routes, including Amritsar, Delhi, Agra, Bina, Dholpur, Aurangabad, and Nanded. After the incident, two separate factions formed among the accused, and their families and acquaintances broke contact with them out of fear. A total of 12 arrests have been made in this case so far. Dennis was abducted, attacked, and robbed on October 20, and he succumbed to his injuries during treatment on October 21, after which the case was converted into a murder charge.
Three Main Accused Found Begging on Train
The three accused, Hitesh, Prashant alias Pokhar, and Ajay alias Sandeep, who had been absconding for a month, were arrested by the police from the general compartment of the Sachkhand Express. All three accused were begging from passengers. The police team acted on a tip-off and took them into custody on the spot.
Lost Sanctuaries During Evasion, Begging Became Their Support in Hardship
After the incident, two factions had formed among the accused, while the three arrested accused remained together consistently. Family members and close acquaintances had stopped communicating with them out of fear of arrest. The financial distress became so severe that the accused resorted to begging outside trains and temples to survive. To conceal their identities, they wore tattered clothes, wandered like ordinary beggars, and continuously changed trains and routes.
Case Transformed into Abduction, Robbery, and Murder
On October 20, Dennis alias Naresh Kumar had stated that the accused, who arrived in a camper vehicle, collided with him on the Churu bypass and surrounded him. They attacked him with iron pipes, abducted him, and took him to Rasoda village where they robbed and assaulted him. His condition deteriorated, and he was admitted to SMS Hospital in Jaipur, where he died on October 21. Subsequently, sections for murder and the SC-ST Act were added to the case. The police have arrested 12 accused in the case so far.
