Prashant Kumar Sinha has represented Jharkhand on several occasions at the national level. (representative)
Jamshedpur:
Two people, including a 28-year-old woman, were arrested in Jharkhand’s Hazaribagh district for allegedly killing a disabled badminton player in Jamshedpur over money issues, a senior police officer said on Sunday. athlete.
The officer said that a police team in collaboration with Hazaribagh police recovered the highly decomposed body of Prasant Kumar Sinha, who had been missing for 20 days.
Senior Superintendent of Police Kishore Kaushal said at a press conference here that the accused Kajal Suman (28) and her friend Raunak Kumar (19), both residents of Lohsinghna area of Hazaribagh, were found by the police team after Prasant Kumar Sinha’s body was arrested after the items were stuffed into plastic bags from under the Chadwa Bridge in Hazaribagh on Saturday.
A dispute over money matters between Prasant Kumar Sinha and Kajal was allegedly the reason behind the killing. He said that a few days ago, Kajal hatched a conspiracy with Raunak and strangled Prashant Kumar to death in Raunak’s bullpen in Hasmiya area of Hazaribagh. Sinha.
On March 22, relatives of Prasant Kumar Sinha registered a case regarding the disappearance of Prasant Kumar Sinha at the Birsanagar police station.
During the course of the investigation, the police team arrested Kahal and Raunak based on evidence collected by the police technical team and confidential information received by the investigative team, the National Security Agency said.
The SSP said the accused two admitted their crime during police interrogation and based on the clues provided by them, the police recovered the body of Prasant Kumar Sinha.
The body has been sent to Hazaribagh Sadar Hospital for post-mortem, a police official said, adding that further investigation was underway.
Prasant Kumar Sinha has been in a relationship with Kajal since their contact in 2019.
Prashant Kumar Sinha has represented Jharkhand at the national level on several occasions and also represented India at the Para Badminton Championships in Uganda last year.
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