Archive · 9 Oct 2026
Four Sentenced to Life in 2012 Maharajganj Murder
A court in Maharajganj sentenced four men to life in prison for a murder case.
The case was about an incident in 2012.
Police said the men attacked the victim because of an old disagreement about property.
The victim died.
Each man was also ordered to pay a fine of Rs 25,500.
If a man does not pay, he must spend three more months in prison.
The court found the four men guilty.
The case was investigated by Chowk police station.
A Maharajganj court sentenced four men to life imprisonment in a 2012 murder case.
The convicts were identified as Rajaram, Kailash, Mohit and Ram Lalit, residents of Baluhia Narsi village.
The court also imposed a fine of Rs 25,500 on each man.
If a convict does not pay the fine, he must serve an additional three months in prison.
Police said the victim was assaulted over an old property dispute and died.
- Who
- Rajaram, Kailash, Mohit and Ram Lalit were convicted.
- What
- They were sentenced to life imprisonment and fined Rs 25,500 each for a murder.
- When
- The incident took place on June 24, 2012; the court convicted the men on Thursday.
- Where
- Maharajganj district, Uttar Pradesh; the accused were residents of Baluhia Narsi village.
- Why
- Police said the assault that led to the victim’s death arose from an old property dispute.
- Convicts
- Rajaram, Kailash, Mohit and Ram Lalit
- Sentence
- Life imprisonment for each convict
- Fine
- Rs 25,500 per convict
- Additional sentence
- Three months’ imprisonment for each convict who does not pay the fine
- Incident date
- June 24, 2012
- Police station
- Chowk police station
- Chargesheet filed
- July 8, 2012