Archive · 6 Sep 2026
Police Flog Man Accused of Kicking Partner to Death
A man named Lakhani was accused of kicking a woman to death.
Police then beat him with sticks more than 100 times in public.
The police said the woman had been attacked very brutally.
They also said a video of the attack had hurt people’s confidence in the police.
Inspector D. P. Unadkat defended what the officers did.
He said police needed to go “the extra mile.”
The report does not provide the date of the incident.
It also does not describe any response from the accused or his representatives.
Police allegedly flogged the accused with sticks more than 100 times in public.
The man, identified as Lakhani, was accused of kicking a woman to death.
Police said the woman was assaulted with extreme brutality.
Inspector D. P. Unadkat said the incident had damaged public confidence in police.
Police said they went “the extra mile” because the incident had harmed the police image.
- Who
- Police and a man identified as Lakhani, who was accused of killing a woman.
- What
- Police allegedly flogged Lakhani with sticks more than 100 times in public after he was accused of kicking the woman to death.
- When
- The articles do not specify when the incident occurred.
- Where
- The flogging occurred in public; Inspector D. P. Unadkat is associated with Neelam Bagh police station.
- Why
- Police said the woman had been attacked with extreme brutality and that the incident had damaged public confidence in the police.
- Accused
- Lakhani
- Allegation
- Kicking a woman to death
- Police action
- Flogging with sticks in public
- Reported number of blows
- More than 100
- Police justification
- The alleged assault was extremely brutal and had damaged the police image
- Police official quoted
- Inspector D. P. Unadkat
- Station mentioned
- Neelam Bagh police station