A minor dalit girl was abducted and raped, then murdered, and her body was thrown into a canal.

 The incident took place in Murlipur village, located within the jurisdiction of the Taraiya police station in the Saran district of Bihar. In this village, a single family belonging to the Nat community (a Scheduled Caste) lives in isolation along the banks of a canal, away from the main village. Their economic condition is extremely dire. The head of the family is Sonajhari Devi; her husband, Shatrudhan Nat, left for another location some years ago. Because they are an isolated family, they are frequently targeted by dominant individuals and troublemakers from the village and surrounding areas. These men eye the women of the family—the daughters and daughters-in-law—with malicious intent; they also seek to forcibly seize the family's land and are pressuring Sonajhari Devi to flee the village. 

It is reported that on the night of August 21, 2026, Mintu Rai—son of Kashi Rai and a resident of Shahnawazpur Pachmindar, within the jurisdiction of the Taraiya Police Station—abducted the 14-year-old daughter of Sonajhari Devi. He raped her and, with the intent to destroy evidence, murdered her and threw her body into a water-filled canal. Two days after the abduction, on August 23, 2026, the body was discovered near the canal bridge.
It should be noted that on August 21, 2026, there was continuous communication—lasting three hours, from 12:00 midnight to 3:00 AM—between the victim’s mobile number (9253004964) and the accused Mintu Rai’s mobile number (8757347517). This confirms that the incident was carried out by Mintu Rai. Furthermore, Sonajhari Devi had already filed a case (Case No. 360/26) at the Taraiya Police Station on August 22, 2026, in which she accused Mintu Rai of abducting her daughter.

It is said that Mintu Rai had long been eyeing Sonajhari Devi’s daughter with ill intent.The police have arrested the criminal Mintu Rai and sent him to jail.

                       Criminals  had brutaly Murdered  a Dalit Yuth by stabbed repeadetaly 

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The incident took place in the Dalit settlement of Kumarpatti, located within the jurisdiction of the Simri Bazar police station in the state of Bihar’s Darbhanga district. On the night of September 5, 2026, a cultural program was organized on the premises of the Adarsh ​​Middle School in that locality to mark the occasion of Shri Krishna Janmashtami.

Among those present at the aforementioned event was Rakesh Sahni—a resident of Kansi village (located next to Kumarpatti) and son of Arjun Sahni—who was attending as a spectator. For reasons yet to be determined, an altercation broke out between Mr. Sahni and an unidentified individual, during which Mr. Sahni was assaulted. Believing that his attackers belonged to a Scheduled Caste, Mr. Sahni contacted his family members to seek revenge. Acting on his information, a group of several dozen people—armed with various weapons—arrived at the venue. They subjected the event organizer, Kamlesh Kumar (aged approximately 26, son of Ramashish Ram), to caste-based verbal abuse, seized him, and murdered him by repeatedly stabbing him with a knife.

When Suman Kumar, a relative of Kamlesh Kumar, attempted to intervene, the assailants launched a life-threatening knife attack on him as well. Suman Kumar sustained serious injuries. The group of assailants included Rakesh Sahani, Ganaur Sahani, Murari Sahani, Virender Thakur, Chanchal Thakur, Chandan Thakur, Anarjit Kumar, Abhishek Sahani, Rohit Paswan, Roshan Kumar, Pankaj Kumar, Ritesh Sahani, Krish Kumar, and four to five unidentified individuals. In connection with this incident, a case (Case No. 186/26) was registered at the Simri Bazar Police Station on September 6, 2026.

The police have arrested 08 accused individuals and sent them to jail. The police have also assured the victims that a speedy trial will be conducted in the case.

                              Criminals brutally murdered a Dalit youth by stabbing him with a knife 

The incident took place in Madhesar Bagauchia village, located within the jurisdiction of the Janta Bazar police station in the state of Bihar’s Saran district. On August 14, 2026, Rohit Kumar—son of Jiut Ram, a member of a Scheduled Caste—was called out of his home by several young men from a 'general' (upper) caste in the same village. That night, they murdered him by repeatedly stabbing him with a knife. The motive for the murder is believed to be rooted in caste-based dominance. It is reported that the perpetrators and the deceased, Rohit Kumar, were on friendly terms and often spent time together; however, the perpetrators—who belonged to a 'general' caste—viewed Rohit with contempt, knowing he was a member of a Scheduled Caste. A case (Case No. 230/2026) has been registered at the Janta Bazar police station. The individuals named in the case are Akash Kumar, Shani Kumar, Himanshu Kumar, and Lalu Singh. All the accused have been arrested and sent to jail.

                       Dominants People had launched Mass attack on Dalits heading

                                            for worship and molest women 

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The incident took place in Barji village, under the jurisdiction of the Motipur police station in Muzaffarpur district. On July 9, 2026, the son of Chunnu Ram—a member of a Scheduled Caste—was getting married. Following long-standing custom, the women of the family, along with their relatives, were accompanying the groom to a local Shiva temple for prayers around 4:00 PM, accompanied by music and festivities. As they entered 'Brahmin Tola' (a locality inhabited primarily by Brahmins), more than a dozen individuals from the Brahmin community, armed with weapons, launched a collective attack on the Dalit group. The assailants beat several men and women, leaving them injured. In this manner, members of the Brahmin community prevented the Dalits from offering prayers at the temple. Furthermore, the attackers subjected the Dalit women to caste-based slurs, molestation, and other forms of mistreatment.

Threats of being killed were issued in the event that the incident was reported to the police or a case was filed. Disregarding these threats, a nephew of Chunnu Ram lodged a case (Case No. 268/26) at the Motipur Police Station on September 16, 2026. The police are displaying apathy toward the matter. The case involves 11 named individuals—including Suman Kumar Kashyap—as well as 20–25 unidentified accused persons.