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Crime
Police Team Attacked While Rescuing Minor in Nista Village, Darbhanga
✍️ Amar Ujala · Darbhanga
🗓 07 Oct 2026, 11:01 AM
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A police rescue team in Nista village, Darbhanga, was pelted with sticks and bricks, injuring an SI, a female constable and the 112‑dial vehicle driver.
A police team from the Singhwara police station entered Nista village in Darbhanga district to retrieve a minor girl who was reported missing. The operation was part of a routine rescue effort coordinated by local authorities.
As the officers approached the location, a group of villagers confronted them, throwing sticks, wooden batons and bricks. The assault caused injuries to Sub‑Inspector (SI) [name not disclosed], a female constable, and the driver of the 112‑dial emergency vehicle.
Medical assistance was promptly provided to the three injured personnel, and they were shifted to a nearby hospital for treatment. The police have launched an investigation into the incident, seeking to identify the assailants and understand the motive behind the violent resistance.
Local officials have urged calm and cooperation, emphasizing that any obstruction of police duties will be dealt with under the law. The rescue operation for the minor girl continues, with authorities confirming that her safety remains the priority.
As the officers approached the location, a group of villagers confronted them, throwing sticks, wooden batons and bricks. The assault caused injuries to Sub‑Inspector (SI) [name not disclosed], a female constable, and the driver of the 112‑dial emergency vehicle.
Medical assistance was promptly provided to the three injured personnel, and they were shifted to a nearby hospital for treatment. The police have launched an investigation into the incident, seeking to identify the assailants and understand the motive behind the violent resistance.
Local officials have urged calm and cooperation, emphasizing that any obstruction of police duties will be dealt with under the law. The rescue operation for the minor girl continues, with authorities confirming that her safety remains the priority.