A serious incident has come to light in Jodhavas village, located within the Thanagazi area of Alwar district, where a young man was targeted over a land dispute, dragged off his tractor, and locked inside a room where he was held hostage and beaten for hours. The victim had finished ploughing a field with his tractor and was preparing to head back home when the confrontation began.
The Attack Sparked by Old Land Tensions
According to available details, the victim was wrapping up his agricultural work in the field when several members of his own family arrived at the spot. The altercation reportedly stemmed from an old and ongoing dispute regarding land ownership. The attackers allegedly pulled the young man down from his tractor by force and immediately began assaulting him right there in the open.
Three Hours of Continuous Assault Inside a Room
The ordeal did not end outdoors, as the victim was forcibly dragged into a room and locked inside. Even after confinement, the perpetrators continued their assault, beating him with kicks and fists for roughly three hours straight. Desperate to save himself, the victim raised an alarm and kept screaming for help from inside the enclosure. Hearing his cries, other family members rushed to the location, discovered he was being held captive, and promptly alerted local law enforcement.
Swift Police Intervention and Rescue
Upon receiving the complaint, the local police force swung into action immediately. Under the direction of Station House Officer Mahaveer Singh and Deputy Superintendent of Police Indu Lodhi, a police team reached the spot to take control of the situation. The officers successfully rescued the victim from the custody of the accused and brought him out of the room. The shocking nature of the event quickly made it a major talking point throughout the village.
Four Arrested on Charges of Kidnapping and Assault
Taking prompt legal action, the police have apprehended four accused individuals in connection with the case. Those arrested have been identified as Mahesh Sharma, Rohitash, Mukesh, and Babulal. Law enforcement has registered charges encompassing kidnapping and assault against the suspects. While the underlying land dispute triggered the violence, authorities are continuing their investigation into the matter and are pursuing further legal steps.
