Patna Police Arrest 19-Year-Old for Allegedly Killing Wife Over Dance Reel Dispute
In a shocking incident from Patna, police have arrested a 19-year-old man for allegedly murdering his wife following a domestic dispute that escalated over her making dance reels or videos. The tragic event unfolded in the Machhli Gali area under the Shastri Nagar police station jurisdiction on January 21, highlighting severe issues of domestic violence and conflict in modern relationships.
Details of the Incident and Arrest
The accused, identified as Vijendra Bind from Jehanabad's Okari area, reportedly opposed his wife's activities of creating dance reels, which led to a heated argument. According to police reports, the situation turned violent when Vijendra, in a fit of rage, struck his wife with a grinding stone, commonly known as a silbatta. This brutal attack resulted in fatal head injuries, leading to her death. The police swiftly responded to the scene, seizing the weapon used in the crime as crucial evidence.
An FIR has been registered under the Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita (BNS) Sections 103(1), 80, and 3(5), based on a complaint filed by the victim's father, Ranjit Bind. The investigation has revealed that prior abuse was involved, with Vijendra's father, Renuvir Bind, along with Champa Devi and Chani Devi, also named in connection to the case for their alleged roles in earlier incidents of mistreatment.
Police Confirmation and Ongoing Investigation
City SP (Central) Diksha confirmed the arrest and stated that Vijendra Bind has been produced before the court. The police are actively probing the circumstances surrounding the crime and are looking into the involvement of other accused individuals. This case underscores the urgent need for addressing domestic disputes and violence, particularly in the context of evolving social dynamics and digital media influences.
The arrest serves as a grim reminder of how trivial disagreements can escalate into fatal outcomes, prompting calls for greater awareness and intervention in domestic conflicts. Authorities are urging the public to report such incidents early to prevent similar tragedies in the future.
