Jamshedpur: Protest against the delay in apprehending the murder accused.

Key Points:
– Abhishek Hembram killed in Sarjamda; protests ensue at Parsudih police station.

– Villagers allege atmosphere of fear, demand swift arrests of the accused.

– Police intensify raids; one suspect and relatives of accused detained.


Jamshedpur : Three days after Abhishek Hembram's tragic murder in Parsudih's Chholagoda area, the police are still struggling to apprehend the accused. This delay sparked outrage among family members and villagers, prompting them to gather at the Parsudih police station in protest.¹ The demonstration led DSP Law and Order, Tauqeer Alam, to intervene and engage in discussions with the agitated crowd.

Protest Demands:

- Swift Arrests: Family members and villagers demanded immediate action against the perpetrators.

- Justice: Protesters carried placards calling for severe punishment, including the death penalty.

- Accountability: The village head warned of escalated protests, including a gherao at the SSP office, if concrete action isn't taken.

Abhishek Hembram, a local ration store dealer, was allegedly shot dead by a group of 4-5 individuals, including Roshan Hembram and Bhola Honaga, at his residence.² Despite police efforts, no arrests have been made yet.

The family members of the deceased submitted a demand letter to DSP Tauqeer Alam, outlining their grievances and expectations. Following assurances from the authorities, the protest was eventually called off. However, the community remains vigilant, seeking justice for Abhishek Hembram's senseless killing.