According to a report in Hindi Daily Amar Ujala, a neighbour found the bodies after he noticed that the door of their house was open in the morning. Pawan has been booked under Sections 147, 148, 149, 302, and 376 D of the Indian Penal Code, Sections 3 and 4 of the POCSO Act and section 3(2) of the SC/ST Act. Other accused would be arrested after further investigating the call details. Police recovered a shirt with bloodstains from his possession that has been sent to forensic lab. Angered by her refusal to reciprocate his feelings, he attacked and killed the girl and her family members. However, she did not pay attention to him. During interrogation, Pawan said he was in “one-sided love” with the minor girl and had been following Shweta for many days. They came to know about one Pawan Kumar Saroj. As the accused is Thakur, the Police has become a mute spectator.” The family of the victim have been trying to get the case registered against the accused since 2018. Kanha was roaming freely in Prayagraj even after being restrained from entering the city (tadipaar). The killers are Kanha Thakur and Ashok Thakur. Kanojia shared an image of the four dead bodies wrapped with family members around them and said, “Four people of Pasi (Dalit) community murdered in Uttar Pradesh. Kanojia blamed Kanha and Ashok Thakur for the murder Subsequently, the POCSO sections were removed. However, the police later clarified that the girl was born in 1996 and hence she was not a minor.
The deceased has been identified as 17-year-old Shweta (changed name), 45-year-old Meenu, 50-year-old Phoolchand and 10-year-old Shiv. Prayagraj Police, however, arrested one Pawan Kumar Saroj in the case, who is also a Dalit. He claimed that the four people were killed by men from the upper caste (Thakur) community. On November 27, so-called journalist Prashant Kanojia spread fake news about the death of four people belonging to the Dalit (Pasi) community in Prayagraj, Uttar Pradesh.
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