Big update related to journalist Mukesh Chandrakar murder case, SIT in action
Bijapur: Investigation is going on regarding the journalist Mukesh Chandrakar murder case in Bijapur, Chhattisgarh. The SIT team formed by the government once again reached the spot. Investigation was done in the septic tank of room number 11 of Bada. The team investigated by removing the lintel from above the septic tank. The mobile of the deceased Mukesh has not been found yet. At present, the SIT team has sealed room number 11.
Let us tell you that journalist Mukesh Chandrakar was missing from home since 7 pm on January 1, 2025. The next day on January 2, his brother Yukesh filed a report. The police was continuously tracing Mukesh’s phone. The phone was switched off, but the last location was visible nearby. CCTV footage was also searched, in which Mukesh was last seen in a T-shirt and shorts. Here, journalists also inquired at different places. The location was traced through Gmail location, in which Mukesh’s last location was seen in Chattanpara of Bijapur. The police investigated on this basis. During the search on Friday, Ritesh Chandrakar’s farm house was seen. There is a badminton court here. When the journalists reached the location with the police, some new concrete was seen in the old septic tank. This made the journalists suspicious and it was broken. After this, Mukesh’s body was found in the septic tank itself. In this case, the police arrested three accused a day after the murder was revealed. After that the main accused Suresh Chandrakar was arrested from Hyderabad.
Let us tell you that the badminton court premises was the den of debauchery of Suresh and his brothers. Here all three brothers used to drink alcohol. Piles of liquor bottles have been found in the campus. No one was allowed to enter the enclosure inside. Only those who were brought by Suresh, Dinesh or Ritesh used to go here. Suresh had converted about 10 to 12 rooms in the badminton court premises into store rooms. There are also hundreds of houses nearby.
