Man Beaten To Death With Iron Rod Over Theft Suspicion in UP’s Shahjahanpur, Horrific Video Emerges

A video of the incident has gone viral in which the victim Shivam was seen in unbearable pain as a man hit him with a rod while he was tied to a pole.

Shahjahanpur: In a shocking incident, a 32-year-old man in Uttar Pradesh’s Shahjahanpur was beaten to death with an iron rod over theft suspicious and his body was dumped outside a government hospital. He was allegedly beaten up on the orders of his boss.

A video of the incident has gone viral in which the victim Shivam was seen in unbearable pain as a man hit him with a rod while he was tied to a pole.

Video of the incident has gone viral

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Giving details, police said his family members claimed that Shivam died of electrocution and during the examination, officers also found injuries inconsistent with the electrocution claim.

In the meantime, Shivam’s father Adhir Johri has filed a case against 7 people, including the owner of Kanhaiya Hosiery Neeraj Gupta and Bankim Suri, owner of Suri Transport Company, at Thana Sadar Bazar.

The victim’s father alleged that the duo had accused Shivam of stealing clothes and they allegedly forced him to confess the theft on paper, however, when he refused, his son was beaten to death.

The police investigation found that Shivam had been working with transport businessman Bankim Suri for the past seven years. Recently, a package of prominent business Kanhiya Hosiery went missing and several employees of the transporters were allegedly assaulted on the suspicion of theft.

Police said they have seized a car from the premises of Kanhiya Hosiery and it is suspected to be linked to the crime. The post-mortem report will give more details on the crime, police said.