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A Hindu youth was murdered in Vaishali, Bihar. He was killed and hanged on a tree. It is alleged that he had a love marriage with a Muslim girl, due to which he was murdered. He had returned home only 10 days ago. The deceased has been identified as Santosh Kumar, son of Satyanarayan Chaudhary, resident of Bahuara village. He was killed for having a love marriage.

This incident took place in Bahuata village of Patepur police station area of ​​Vaishali district. The dead body of a youth named Santosh was found hanging on a mango tree in this village. As soon as information about the dead body was received, people gathered nearby. After this the police reached the spot and started investigating.

Angered by the murder of Santosh, people blocked the Patepur-Samastipur main road and started creating ruckus. After a lot of effort, the police pacified the people and took the body into their custody and sent it to Hajipur Sadar Hospital for postmortem.

According to media reports, Santosh’s love affair was going on for the last three years with Mosarat Khatun, 20-year-old daughter of Shaukat Ali of Pokhara village. Mosarat had fled from Vaishali to Delhi three months ago. There both of them got married according to Hindu customs. After this both of them also had a court marriage. Local people told that Santosh used to go to Shaukat’s house to milk the cow, during this time he had established a love affair with Mosarat.

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