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UP: Man beheads 17-year-old daughter, reaches police station with severed head

Updated on: 04 March,2021 09:14 AM IST  |  Hardoi
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The incident took place on Wednesday night and the man was allegedly upset over his daughter's alleged affair with a youth whom he disliked.

UP: Man beheads 17-year-old daughter, reaches police station with severed head

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In yet another horrendous incident, a man beheaded his 17-year-old daughter and reached the police station with her severed head. The incident took place on Wednesday night and the man was allegedly upset over his daughter's alleged affair with a youth whom he disliked.


Hardoi Superintendent of police, Anurag Vats, told reporters that the accused, Sarvesh Kumar of Pandeytara village under Majhila police station, has been arrested. "Sarvesh is a vegetable vendor. A few days ago, he spotted his daughter in a compromising position with a youth. He made up his mind to teach his daughter a lesson. Sarvesh's wife has also testified this in her statement to the police," the SP said.


According to police, Sarvesh reach home, late on Wednesday afternoon, and beheaded his daughter with a chopper. Panic gripped the area when Sarvesh walked down to Majhila police station, about two kilometres away from his village, holding the girl's severed head in his hand. Police said the girl, a student of Class 12, was the eldest among four children - three girls and a boy.


A video of a police constable holding the head of the girl went viral on social media, following which IG Lucknow range, Laxmi Singh took cognizance and suspended the constable deployed at Mahila police station. She said that responsibility of the police is to maintain law and order and also must carry themselves in a disciplined manner. "The constable was holding the beheaded girl's head and taking a stroll in the police station," she said.

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