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Bricks, stones and iron rods: 35-year-old woman beaten to death by neighbours over 'witchcraft' accusations

Bricks, stones and iron rods: 35-year-old woman beaten to death by neighbours over 'witchcraft' accusations
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PATNA: A 35-year-old woman has been beaten to death and four others injured in a violent clash between two families in Bihar’s Nawada district, police said.The incident took place on Thursday in the Rajauli police station area, allegedly after a dispute linked to accusations of witchcraft.The woman who died has been identified as Kiran Devi. Her husband, Naresh Choudhary, was among those injured.
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According to the victim’s family, tensions escalated after a child from a neighbouring family fell ill. Despite the child being taken to a doctor and diagnosed with a brain-related condition, neighbours allegedly accused Kiran Devi of practising witchcraft and blamed her for the illness.Family members alleged that Mukesh Chaudhary, Mahendra Chaudhary, Natru Chaudhary and Shobha Devi — all relatives from the neighbouring family — attacked Kiran Devi using bricks, stones and iron rods. Police said an investigation is under way and further action will be taken based on the findings.


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