Archive · 22 Sep 2026
Jamui molestation case sparks calls for arrests and accountability
Two school students were traveling home from coaching classes in Jamui, Bihar.
A group of men stopped them on their scooter.
The men allegedly harassed the girl and hurt the boy.
A video of the incident spread online.
Police opened a case and created a special investigation team.
Three people were arrested, while police continued searching for the main accused.
Sanjay Saraogi said the incident was unacceptable.
He also said people who showed the minor victim’s face online should face punishment.
Two Class 10 students were stopped while returning from coaching in Jamui, Bihar.
A group of youths allegedly molested the girl and assaulted the boy.
Police registered an FIR, formed a Special Investigation Team, and arrested three people.
Raids were continuing to locate the alleged main accused, according to Sanjay Saraogi.
Saraogi said people who revealed the minor victim’s identity on social media should also be punished.
- Who
- Two Class 10 students, a group of youths, police, and Bihar BJP President Sanjay Saraogi.
- What
- A girl was allegedly molested and a boy assaulted after youths stopped them while they were traveling on a scooter.
- When
- The article does not provide the date of the incident; the matter came to light after a video went viral.
- Where
- Jamui district, Bihar; the statement was made in Patna.
- Why
- Police action followed the alleged attack and the circulation of a video showing the incident; Saraogi also criticized the disclosure of the minor’s identity.
- Location
- Jamui district, Bihar
- Victims
- Two Class 10 students, including a girl
- Incident
- The students were stopped while returning from coaching classes; the girl was allegedly molested and the boy assaulted
- Police action
- An FIR was registered and a Special Investigation Team was formed
- Arrests
- Three people had been arrested
- Investigation status
- Police were conducting raids for the alleged main accused
- Identity disclosure
- Sanjay Saraogi said those who revealed the minor’s identity online should also be punished