Former national women’s kabaddi captain Payal Chaudhary arrested, charged with assaulting uncle and aunt

Former captain of the National Women’s Kabaddi Team, Payal Chaudhary, has been arrested on charges of murder in Hooghly district of West Bengal. Four members of his family and another man have been arrested under sections 304, 323, 341 and 506 of the IPC, according to a senior official of Chandanagar police. These floods are associated with home invasion, criminal threats and injury.

On Thursday night, Payal Chaudhary, along with some men, tried to break down the wall at his uncle’s house, a senior official of the local police station said. When her aunt protested, these men beat up family members. Later, local people gathered for the voice of Payal’s uncle. After this, Payal and his companions flee. One person is being held by a local.

While running away, a man fell down from the roof. Payal was next to the man and was pushing him to jump from the. According to police, the man died on the spot. The deceased has been identified as Bapi Mali. Locals and police have confirmed that the former captain of the local women’s kabaddi team is Payal Chaudhary. Neighbor Bhanu Banik said she was “a national-level kabaddi player and former captain of the Indian women’s kabaddi team.”

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There has been a family quarrel between Payal Chaudhary’s family and his uncle Shyamul Chaudhary’s family, police said. Earlier in January, his uncle had complained when he was assaulted by Payal Chaudhary. According to a senior official, Payal Chaudhary’s parents, brother, sister and a man have been arrested on the basis of Shyamul Chaudhary’s complaint.

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