The once peaceful village of Nadur Jhapanatala Adivasi Para in Shaktigarh has become the latest scene of unspeakable violence. The bloodied and beheaded body of 25-year-old Priyanka Hansda was found in her familys field late Wednesday evening, sending shockwaves through the community and raising serious concerns about the safety of women in the region.According to the sources, Priyanka, who had recently returned home from Bangalore, went missing after informing her family that she was going to the bathroom. When she failed to return, her worried mother began searching for her, only to stumble upon a nightmare. Priyankas lifeless body lay in the familys field, her throat brutally slit. The horrific discovery has left her family devastated and the community outraged.After Kolkatas RG Karnow Burdwan. The bloodied body of a young woman, her throat brutally slit, was found in a field at midnight. Yet another mother in Bengal is left grieving. Bengal has become a hub of unspeakable brutality.Chief Minister, are you blind to the plight of… pic.twitter.com/vUzYXB6cg5— Bloody Media (@bloody_media) August 15, 2024The local police, led by Additional SP Arka Banerjee, have launched an intensive investigation into the crime. The authorities are under pressure to swiftly bring the perpetrators to justice as this incident adds to the growing list of brutal attacks against women in West Bengal. The murder of Priyanka has ignited widespread anger, with citizens questioning the state governments commitment to protecting women.Bengal has increasingly become a hub of violence, and the repeated tragedies leave many asking, “Chief Minister, are you blind to the plight of Bengals mothers” The calls for action are growing louder as the state grapples with yet another heinous crime that has left a mother mourning the loss of her child.Meanwhile, according to the officials, they have started the investigation in the case and tracking down the people with whom she was last seen chatting and was on call when she left her home. According to district police, the investigation has revealed that the call the victim received before leaving home was from a person she knew well, based on the statements recorded in the case.It is important to note that this development has come amid ongoing protests across the state over the brutal death of a junior doctor at a government hospital in Kolkata on August 12. In connection with that case, Kolkata Police have apprehended a suspect. The Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI) has since taken over the investigation, following an order from the Kolkata High Court.
