Ara / Patna: A prisoner of Observation of Ara Son Allegedly committed suicide while the other 10 fled took advantage of Friday night’s riots.
Assistant Director of the Child Protection Unit, Bhojpur, Vinod Kumar Thakur told the media on Saturday that all 10 escapes have been tracked and will be taken back to the home of child observations immediately.
According to these sources, the deceased had given up in the kidnapping case after a parent of a girl with whom he was suspected of marrying Delhi, filing a brilliant shot against him.
In-Charge supervisors from the observation house, Ravi Shankar Verma, told the media that the deceased from Buxar was taken to Ara on October 6.
He was found hanging with gamchha (scarf) in the bathroom of the quarantine ward.
In another incident, 33 youth, the teenager during a crime, escaped from the ‘Safety Place’ in Babhandi under the Mufassil police station from Aurangabad Regency at the end of Friday night after making Ruckus for the right late food and clothing.
However, the police recovered 21 of them from various locations in Aurangabad and neighboring districts until Saturday night.
“Efforts to track 12 young men remaining,” said Aurangabad DM Saurabh Jorawal.
The ‘Place of Safety’ is an extended form of observation where accused of aged between 18 and 21 years stored while facing the trial because of the crime they have committed while becoming a teenager, the authorities explain.
Bihar has two safe places again, in Sheikhpura and Saharsa.
When contacted, the supervisor of the ‘Safety Place of Aurangabad’, Vikramaditya Paul, the youth created a commotion over the delay in getting lunch and dinner on Friday and demanding the right clothes.
“They must be served fish for dinner.
However, at their request, fish are served in lunch.
Because of Dussehra, the market is closed and lunch is delayed due to late preparation.
They protested it,” he said.
Sad aware Gautam Sharan Omi said a pine was registered.
He said the DM had formed a four member committee led by DDC to ask for the incident and submit a report a day.
(With input from Premendra in Aurangabad)