Miscreants Break Into AIIMS Patna Security Guards’ Home, Burn Their Two Children Alive
Two children of security personnel working at AIIMS Patna were burnt alive by unidentified miscreants inside their house.
In a heart-wrenching incident, two children belonging to security guards of the All India Institute of Medical Sciences (AIIMS) in Patna were allegedly set on fire and killed inside their house by unknown miscreants on Thursday.
The culprits reportedly broke into the house located in Patna’s Janipur area and set fire to the children — Anjali and Ansh — shortly after they had returned from school.
The children’s parents, Shobha Devi and Lalan Kumar Gupta, are both employed as security guards at AIIMS Patna.
As soon as the police were informed, officers from Janipur Police Station rushed to the location and launched an investigation. The DSP-2 of Phulwari Sharif also arrived at the scene and is personally supervising the case.
Currently, the motive behind this brutal act is still unknown. Police have sealed the area and have intensified their efforts to trace the accused.
Meanwhile, the entire neighbourhood is in shock and grief. Locals expressed strong anger and frustration over the incident, with the victims’ family harshly criticising the administration for its alleged negligence.
Spike In Crime Across Bihar
Bihar has recently witnessed a rise in serious crimes such as murders, rapes, and gang rapes — particularly in the state capital, Patna.
Just on Friday, a woman candidate for the Home Guard was gang raped by two individuals in an ambulance in Gaya. Over the past 30 days, several chilling incidents have taken place.
A notorious gangster, Chandan Mishra, was shot dead by five armed men inside the prominent Paras Hospital in Patna. Well-known industrialist Gopal Khemka was also shot outside his residence in Patna. Similarly, sand businessman Ramakant Yadav was murdered in Dulhin Bazar (Patna), and grocery trader Vikram Jha was killed in another violent incident in Patna. Several such disturbing crimes have caused widespread fear and concern.
