Between the two, the third came and died; Body in train mystery solved after 9 days; The box trapped the accused

Patna: The Railway Police has succeeded in solving the mystery of the dead body found in the train. Police have arrested three people in this case. It includes a couple. The body of a 25-year-old youth was found in the intercity express in Bihar’s capital Patna. The body was found in a steel box 9 days ago. The police put the three in handcuffs to crack the case.

The name of the dead youth is Jagat Mahato and he was a resident of Sheikhpura district. Jagat’s body was found in the general compartment of the Dhanbad-Patna Intercity Express. When the Intercity Express was on platform number nine, the police got information about the dead body in the train. As soon as the police came to know about it late night on February 13, they started an investigation. The youth’s family filed a missing complaint. That’s how he was identified.
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Patna GRP has arrested Jagat’s friend Vicky Kumar alias Chhotu, his wife Nisha Kumari and friend Bittu Kumar in this case. Jagat, who worked in Kolkata, and Chhotu were close friends. There was little suspicion that Jagat was having an affair with his wife. Because of that he ended his life.

A man was seen carrying a box of stilts on CCTV outside a medical shop outside Lakhisarai railway station. This person went to the railway station. He had a steel box on his head. Police arrested Bittu Kumar on the basis of CCTV footage. “Bittu informed that Jagat was killed with the help of Vicky and his newly married wife Nisha,” said Superintendent of Railway Police A. S. Thakur said.
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‘Nisha had an affair with Jagat. Jagat’s marriage was scheduled to take place in May. Nisan called to meet Jagat. After coming to meet him, Vicky strangled him,’ said Thakur. He said that after seeing the Crime Patrol and CID, the murder conspiracy was hatched. The Special Investigation Team raided Vicky’s house and arrested him along with his wife. During interrogation, he confessed to the crime.

‘The world was in love with Nisha. When Vicky was not at home, he would visit her. On February 12, Jagat left Kolkata and came to Lakhisarai to meet my wife,’ said Vicky. The confession given by the accused before the police is not admissible in court. Evidence is important in court. So the police are gathering more evidence.