Archive · 29 Aug 2026
Farmer Dies After Alleged Stepson Attack During Raksha Bandhan Visit
A farmer named Kunjilal Yadav went to his sister’s home for Raksha Bandhan.
He went with his son, Rishabh.
Police say Kunjilal argued with his stepson about an old family issue.
The argument reportedly became a violent attack involving sticks.
Rishabh was also hurt when he tried to help his father.
Kunjilal was taken to a hospital but doctors said he had died.
Rishabh remained in treatment and was reported to be out of danger.
Police are investigating the alleged attack.
Forty-five-year-old farmer Kunjilal Yadav was allegedly beaten to death in Gunga, Bhopal.
Police allege his stepson and accomplices attacked him with sticks during a family dispute.
Yadav’s son Rishabh was injured when he tried to rescue his father.
Doctors declared Yadav dead after relatives took him and his son to hospital.
Police said the dispute involved an old issue amid longstanding tensions with Yadav’s stepchildren.
- Who
- Farmer Kunjilal Yadav, his son Rishabh, and the alleged attackers, including Yadav’s stepson.
- What
- Kunjilal Yadav was allegedly beaten to death, while his son was injured trying to intervene.
- When
- Friday afternoon during a Raksha Bandhan visit.
- Where
- The Gunga area near Bhopal, Madhya Pradesh, at Yadav’s sister’s house.
- Why
- Police said an argument over an old issue escalated, amid reported tensions between Yadav and his stepchildren.
- Deceased
- Kunjilal Yadav, a 45-year-old farmer
- Injured
- His son, Rishabh, who was reported to be out of danger
- Incident location
- Gunga area, Bhopal, Madhya Pradesh
- Occasion
- A visit to celebrate Raksha Bandhan
- Alleged weapon
- Sticks
- Police station
- Gunga police station
- Family background
- Yadav married his second wife 24 years ago; she had three children from an earlier marriage