MP: Two Minor Tribal Boys Found Dead At Dhaba In Singrauli, Second Case Within A Week
On January 5, the brutal murder of four people in Barokhar was reported in this district.

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Bhopal (Madhya Pradesh): Another shocking murder case has been reported from Madhya Pradesh’s energy capital SIngrauli, where bodies of two minor tribal boys were found at the KGF Dhaba located in Godwali.
According to police, the victims have been identified as Mithun Baiga (16), and Babundar Baiga (15), both residents of Lal Mati village.
Reports suggest that the minor boys were employed at the dhaba, which is owned by Man Singh Bais. Police have reached the spot and started their investigation into the matter.
Second murder within a week
This is not the first such frightening incident to shake the Singrauli district. On January 5, the brutal murder of four people in Barokhar was reported in this district. The matter came to light after four bodies were found dumped in a septic tank.
Police initiate probe
The Bargawan police have taken custody of the bodies and sent them for post-mortem examination. A thorough investigation is underway. Evidence has also been collected to uncover the cause of the minors’ deaths.
Police officials have assured that all possible angles are being explored in the case.
This incident has brought critical issues such as child labor, illegal activities, and safety concerns in the area into light. The incidents have raised questions about the region's governance and security.
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