Revenue personnel and police present near the cemetery gate at Ajgra during the burial of the dead body of an old man in Lalganj, Pratapgarh. Awakening
Sansu, Jagran, Lalganj (Pratapgarh). The dispute that started on Wednesday evening over the burial of the dead body on the joint account land of the garden ended on Friday. Police administration officials heaved a sigh of relief after the body was buried in the cemetery about 50 hours after the death.
70-year-old Nanhe, a resident of Puri Nevaji, died in the hospital at around 4 pm on Wednesday evening. After this the relatives came home with the dead body. Here, when the son of the deceased, Insan Ali etc., started an attempt to bury the dead body on the land of Bhumidhari Bagh of the joint account of the village, then Ramakant Shukla, Ramashray Shukla, Krishnakant, Suryamani Shukla, Arun Dev Shukla, Ram Ashray Shukla etc. of the village, who owned the said land, opposed it.
When the deceased party did not agree, the police and tehsil administration were informed. On information, Naib Tehsildar Virendra Mishra, Revenue Inspector Arvind Singh and Lilapur in-charge Inspector Manoj Pandey arrived with the police force. The relatives of the deceased were pacified and calmed down.
After this, about 50 hours later on Friday evening, the body of the deceased Nanhe was buried near the grave of his wife Nijatulninsha in the cemetery located at Ajgra. During this period, the presence of revenue officials and police remained. Lilapur in-charge Inspector Manoj Pandey said that the family members buried the body in the cemetery. Situated in a peaceful village.