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After a high-profile kidnapping and murder case in Kapsad village, Meerut, the police have implemented unprecedented security measures. Entry into the village now requires an Aadhaar card, and all borders are sealed. To maintain order, the village has been turned into a full-fledged police cantonment.
Meerut: After the sensational kidnapping and murder case in Kapsad village, the police administration has shown extraordinary strictness. The situation has become so sensitive that the village has effectively been turned into a police cantonment. All entry points to Kapsad are sealed, and every individual’s identity is being checked before entry. No one is allowed to enter the village without an Aadhaar card or a valid ID.
Tension Persists in the Village
In this high-profile case, the main accused, Paras Som, has been arrested and sent to jail. The kidnapped girl, Ruby, has been sent to a counseling center, where specialists are providing therapy based on her mental condition. Despite this, tension continues in the village. The police remain on high alert to prevent any untoward incidents or political interference.
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Every Village Border Sealed
Heavy police deployment has been made at all entry points of Kapsad. Roads in Aterna, Salawa, and surrounding areas have barricades. Vehicles are being stopped and searched, from trunks to the identification of people inside. Entry into the village is only allowed after showing valid identification.
Kapsad village under police lockdown after kidnapping-murder case
Even an MLA Sticker Didn’t Help
The strictness of the police can be understood from the fact that at the Aterna police checkpoint, a vehicle with an MLA sticker was stopped. The vehicle contained a farmer’s cap and a police cap, yet it was not allowed to enter. The entire vehicle was searched, and the MLA sticker was removed on the spot. All three occupants were detained and questioned thoroughly.
Police Implement ‘Lockdown Model’
For the past three days, a kind of ‘lockdown model’ has been in effect in Kapsad village. Barricades, ID checks, and questioning continue at all entry points. From the local police station in-charge to senior district officials, authorities are actively monitoring the situation. The SSP, DM, and other senior officers are keeping a close eye on developments.
Strict Monitoring of Villagers’ Movements
Police strictness is not limited to outsiders. Movements of villagers are also being closely watched—who is leaving, who is returning. The administration aims to prevent any rumors, inflammatory statements, or videos from spreading on social media.
Monitoring Cameras and Mobile Phones
Within Kapsad, authorities are monitoring activities through security cameras as well as mobile phone recordings outside. The police and administration do not want any misleading or false videos to go viral on social media, which could worsen the situation. For this reason, media and political parties are currently restricted from entering the village.
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Full Details of the Case
The incident occurred on Thursday morning. Sunita, a resident of Kapsad, was going towards the fields with her daughter Ruby when Paras Som, a local man, arrived in a car with his accomplices. It is alleged that he tried to force Ruby into the car. When Sunita resisted, the accused attacked her with a sickle.
