Goons Steal 2 Km Road In Bihar Village Overnight, Sow Wheat Crops To Hide Theft
Villagers had been using the route that connects the two villages of Kharauni and Khadampur for years before the events that occurred five days ago.
India is a land of bizarre stories. Even the goons in the country have become ultrasmart. The stories of goons and robberies in India are strange and appalling in equal proportions. Crimes in Bihar often make headlines.
This time, the miscreants accomplished something astonishing.
Have you ever heard of an entire road being stolen? In Kharouni village, Rajoun block, Banka district, Bihar, a bizarre case of theft has startled and shocked the villagers and people residing nearby.
Villagers had been using the route that connects the two villages of Kharauni and Khadampur for years before the events that occurred five days ago.
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When they woke up one morning, they were taken aback to see that the whole 2 km road had disappeared and crops had emerged.
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Initially, people thought they had taken the wrong turn and reached the wrong place.
According to reports, the thugs of the village of Khairani are said to have used a tractor to plow the road and sow wheat fields in its place, as stated in reports from the media. When the people of Khadampur village objected, the troublemakers retaliated by attacking those villagers and threatening them with sticks and rods.
The incident has caused quite a stir in the neighborhood.
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People are experiencing difficulties in commuting as a consequence of the disappearance of the road.
People who live in the village of Khadampur have been forced to make their way about with the help of footpaths for the past few days.
On Wednesday, several residents of the hamlet of Khadampur brought their complaints to the Zonal Officer. The officer gave the villagers his word to look into the situation and cautioned them that those responsible for the incident would not get off scot-free. He said the locals would be able to use the road again shortly.
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