Moradabad News: Revealing the murder of a teacher that took place on Tuesday in Moradabad, Uttar Pradesh, the police have arrested four accused including a woman and her two sons. According to the police, accused woman Kavita told that her younger son, 14-year-old Prince Raghav, was studying in seventh class in Shri Sai Vidya Mandir School. On February 13, he had seen Vice Principal Shababul talking to a female teacher in the school. Angered by this, Shababul and the female teacher beat him up.
Let us tell you that the boy had committed suicide after being beaten. The boy's mother wanted to punish Vice Principal Shababul, but no hearing was taking place. After this, she instigated both her sons and conspired to murder Shababul and for this For several days, Shababul had Reiki done while going to school. On Tuesday morning, his two sons Shivam Raghav and their friend Harsh Chaudhary together murdered teacher Shababul while going to school and fled away.
Shooting incident captured in CCTV
There was a stir in the police department after the teacher was shot dead in broad daylight. The shooting incident was captured in CCTV. This helped the police a lot and the police started identifying the attackers on the basis of CCTV footage. According to the police, the motorcycle used in the incident belonged to Shivam and was being driven by Harsh Chaudhary and the accused who opened fire was sitting behind the motorcycle. He is a minor who is the younger brother of Shivam.
Police arrested all four accused
These four accused were involved in this incident, in which the mother of the student who committed suicide, Kavita, her two brothers and one of their friends are the total four accused. Those who have been arrested and this incident was mainly done to avenge the suicide. The deceased teacher Shababul taught at Shri Sai Vidya Mandir School and was the Vice Principal of the school. Who were murdered. The four accused who committed the murder were arrested and presented in the court. From where all four accused have been sent to jail on the orders of the court.
Also read: Bahraich violence: Petitioners get relief on bulldozer action, next hearing on November 11
