A horrifying incident has come to light from the Mundawar police station area of Alwar district, Rajasthan, an act that has shamed humanity. In Sarai Kala village, a man allegedly sacrificed his own 6-year-old nephew on the advice of a tantrik (occultist) in order to control his wife. Everyone is stunned to hear of this gruesome crime. The accused allegedly strangled the innocent child and then extracted blood from his body using an injection. However, he was unable to extract the liver.
Police investigation revealed that the accused uncle, Manoj Prajapat's wife, had been living at her parents' house for some time. To bring his wife back home and control her through tantra-mantra (occult practices), Manoj contacted a tantrik named Sunil. The tantrik advised him to sacrifice a child and said that he needed a boy's blood and liver to perform the tantric rituals. The tantrik had also demanded ₹12,000 for this service.
Body Found in Garbage Heap
The incident occurred on the afternoon of July 9th when Lokesh, the son of Bintu Prajapat, a resident of Sarai Kala village, suddenly went missing. The family members initially tried to find him themselves, but when they couldn't, they informed the police. During the search, the child's body was recovered from a garbage heap near a deserted mansion in the village. A wave of mourning spread through the village after the body was found. There were injury marks and strangulation marks on the child's body.
The very next day, the deceased's father filed a case of murder against an unknown person at the police station. Considering the seriousness of the matter, the police expedited the investigation and reached the accused based on technical evidence and the statements of family members.
Real Uncle Was the Murderer
During the investigation, when the police questioned the deceased's mother, she expressed suspicion on her brother-in-law, Manoj. After this, the police took Manoj and three other people into custody. During rigorous interrogation, Manoj confessed to the crime. He revealed that he had conspired to kill his own nephew at the behest of the tantrik.
Manoj lured Lokesh to a deserted house in the village. There, he first strangled the innocent child to death and then extracted blood with an injection. Later, he hid the body in a pile of fodder so that he could extract the liver when he got the chance. However, before that, the police and family members reached there and recovered the body.
The tantrik Sunil, who was involved in this heinous crime, has also been arrested by the police. He also confessed during interrogation that he had told Manoj to sacrifice the boy in the name of bringing his wife back and controlling her.
Death Deal for 12 Thousand Rupees
Police investigation also revealed that the tantrik had demanded ₹12,000 and said that upon receiving the blood and liver along with the sacrifice, he would control the wife through tantra vidya (occult science). Lost in this superstition, Manoj killed his own brother's son without thinking.
As soon as this news spread in the village, everyone was stunned. People could not understand how an uncle could so brutally take the life of his own innocent nephew. There is an atmosphere of mourning in the village, and people are demanding the strictest punishment for the accused.
Terror in the Village, Investigation Ongoing
There is a tense atmosphere in Sarai Kala village after this incident. There is anger among the villagers, and people are demanding action against superstition. The police have registered a case in this matter under sections related to murder, conspiracy, and black magic.
Meanwhile, the Superintendent of Police stated that the entire matter is being investigated in depth. The activities of the tantrik and his network are also being investigated to find out if there are any other such cases connected to him.
This incident is not only a challenge for law and order but also exposes the horrific picture of superstition and malpractices that still exist in society today. The police administration has appealed to the general public that any problem should be solved not by tantriks and quacks, but with correct information and understanding.
