Shahzad, a resident of Fardi village under Pipra Dodraj Panchayat, ran a cloth shop at Veerpur Pul Chowk. He left home early with a bundle of clothes on his bike. Near Baharbanni Brahma Sthan, three bike-borne assailants stopped him and fired three shots in quick succession.

Two bullets hit him above the eye, while one struck his stomach. He collapsed on the road along with his bike and died on the spot. The attackers fled with ₹5,000 cash and his mobile phone.

Family members alleged that the killing followed extortion threats. They said local criminals had demanded ₹5 lakh from Shahzad.

The incident triggered anger in the area. Villagers blocked police efforts to remove the body and demanded immediate arrests. Station House Officer Ravindra Kumar reached the spot with his team and began the probe.

Superintendent of Police Manish Kumar later arrived and spoke to the family. After assurances, police sent the body to Sadar Hospital for post-mortem.

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Incidents of robbery and snatching on moving trains in Bihar continue to rise. This latest case happened near the Lohianagar overbridge on the Begusarai–Khagaria railway line. The teenager resisted a group of miscreants when they tried to take his phone. They pushed him off the moving train, causing his death.

The victim was identified as Ravi Kumar, son of Chandan Yadav from Maythan village in Khagaria district. He was travelling on the Janhit Express from Patliputra to Purnia Court. Ravi was sitting near the train gate with his phone when the attackers struck.

Police reached the spot, took the body for post-mortem, and started an investigation. Ravi’s sister said he was returning from Delhi after earning money and was excited to attend his cousin’s wedding. His sudden death has caused deep sorrow in the family and the entire village.

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